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Changing to carb(s), which set up best for everyday driving? |
EJP914 |
Sep 20 2010, 05:51 PM
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I am changing my 73 1.7 to carbs. Too many FI problems, adjustments, etc. I have read here and elsewhere that no one seems to like the single carb set up. Why not? What are the issues? I have a 74 1.8 that the PO changed to a sgl carb and it runs pretty well. Besides, sgl carb set up is cheaper.
If I went to 2 carbs, is there any big drivability difference between Weber 34 ICT and say 40 IDF. There is a big price diff. Not looking for any big performance increases. Just something reliable. Anyone ever dealt with a company in NY called Weber Carbs Direct? Prices looks good. Thanks for the input and guidance. Ed |
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