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can anyone tell me is it worth paying a fortune for a weber conversion on my 1.9 dg. will I notice any difference in performance , fuel economy etc. thanks.
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I bought a webber carb for my 1.9 DG autobox which was running lpg, but stalling all the time, on advice from the fitter. It made absolutely no difference to anything, plus it sits higher than the standard carb, and meant that the lpg ring thing had to be moved onto the air filter. All a horrible bodge and waste of money. if the carb is working, it wont make any difference, of course if it is shot to pieces then it will be much better. I was hoping for more performance, but got none, and no more economy. I would now fit a pair of 36 dellortos or similar on T3 manifolds (variant) as suggested by engine builder laurie.

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no the vans running fine I wondered if it would improve performance and or economy. thanks for the advice.
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Still worth having a word with Laurie though. He pops up now and then on this forum. Try PM -ing him for a chat
Have been thinking about this route too...but with the dellorto's NOT the Weber.
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