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Ronnie J
post Nov 25 2004, 10:54 PM
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Does anyone run a Progressive 32-36 single carb system. It just seems it would be a lot easier to keep tuned. I have a 1.7 without F.I. Any suggestions are appreciated.
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post Nov 26 2004, 08:45 AM
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Oooopppsss!!

My bad typing at work, I just edited the post. (My brain sort of melded the "914" and "1.7" into a wishful thinking sort of mess . . . ) Wouldn't it be beyond WONDERFUL to own a 917?!?

Whenever we checked the compression on an (72 and up Bus VW type IV) engine--standard proceedure, along with fuel and oil pressure whenever a bus came in for repairs--it was lower than that of my 914 (NOT 917). I had always thought that the engine used in the bus was a little de-tuned from that found in the 914 (and 411/412 VW sedans). I had heard that the dish in the bus pistons wasn't in the Porsche pistons. Also, the progressive carbs seem to respond better to a cam which made me think that the grind in a 914 was slightly different than that in a VW Bus/type IV.

I might be wrong, if I am PLEASE let me know since I've been going on the above assumption for almost six years and if it's in error . . . well, I want to know.

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