I was talking about the $20used ebay carbs, not the new ones.
If you can't tune them on your car, sounds like it won't work at all.
QUOTE(purple @ Dec 23 2007, 06:44 AM)
I remember reading here that it's best to break an engine in on established carbs that you know are tuned properly and are not running too rich. I remember richness on break in will wash the oil off the rings and make issues for you down the road as far as sealing as concerned. I have a single progressive carb on my 914 and it's pretty hard to tune at all. most of the time the engine smells rich.
Oh, and search for my name in regards to cheap ebay webers. Jake Raby replied to those saying that the castings and quality of those webers on ebay is trash, and they're cheap for a reason. He had pics and everything of porous castings that would make the carbs completely un-tuneable
Just my $.02