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> Weber 40 or 44 on 1.7?, Carb question
Boothy
post Jan 4 2020, 08:58 AM
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Morning,

Semi-newbie here. Have a 1.7 daily driver with a big bore kit and CB street cam. Have the Weber progressive but want to switch to 40 or 44. I get the feeling that, where it's not a big engine, 40s or 44s?

Again, daily driver. Don't need to set the world on fire. Thanks!
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post Jan 4 2020, 10:40 AM
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QUOTE(Boothy @ Jan 4 2020, 09:58 AM) *

Morning,

Semi-newbie here. Have a 1.7 daily driver with a big bore kit and CB street cam. Have the Weber progressive but want to switch to 40 or 44. I get the feeling that, where it's not a big engine, 40s or 44s?

Again, daily driver. Don't need to set the world on fire. Thanks!


Don't go over 40. Bigger is not better in this case.

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post Jan 4 2020, 10:52 AM
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Dead on the money!


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QUOTE(Boothy @ Jan 4 2020, 09:58 AM) *

Morning,

Semi-newbie here. Have a 1.7 daily driver with a big bore kit and CB street cam. Have the Weber progressive but want to switch to 40 or 44. I get the feeling that, where it's not a big engine, 40s or 44s?

Again, daily driver. Don't need to set the world on fire. Thanks!


Don't go over 40. Bigger is not better in this case.

Ansbacher

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