Carbs - which are the best?
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Carbs - which are the best?
Hi everyone, just wondering if you can help.... we are looking at buying new carbs for our van just wanted opinion s as to which are the best ones and also whether single or double are best? any thoughts greatly appreciated! cheers, john
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
looking4aT25 wrote:Hi everyone, just wondering if you can help.... we are looking at buying new carbs for our van just wanted opinion s as to which are the best ones and also whether single or double are best? any thoughts greatly appreciated! cheers, john
guessing its not a derv, but which petrol engine would help us to point you away from webbers and suchlike...
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Dellorto DRLA.... Rolls Royce of flat four carbs
very expensive from new but deliver grins
choke size depends on your engine size and whether it's Aircooled or water cooled
very expensive from new but deliver grins
choke size depends on your engine size and whether it's Aircooled or water cooled
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sorry i should have said, it is a 2.0 CU Aircooled engine. thanks
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
mmmm.... type three inlet manifolds and a pair of Dells... you won't be able to wipe the grin off
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
36mm or 40mm dells are a must.
best thing you will ever do to your van.
not cheap but increased mpg , power and the best induction note ever. fact
best thing you will ever do to your van.
not cheap but increased mpg , power and the best induction note ever. fact
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Hello,
Have you tried cleaning, servicing, and setting you existing carbs yet. Solex Pdsit 2/3 s .
Spend the money instead on a brake overhaul, oil changes, and a furry dice, before rushing out and buying carbs off the shelf.
Before:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qayyc9Z ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (click here to see carburettor set up for a shed )
After:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsfo5ATg ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Cordialement,
Have you tried cleaning, servicing, and setting you existing carbs yet. Solex Pdsit 2/3 s .
Spend the money instead on a brake overhaul, oil changes, and a furry dice, before rushing out and buying carbs off the shelf.
Before:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qayyc9Z ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (click here to see carburettor set up for a shed )
After:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsfo5ATg ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Cordialement,
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
fair point but rebuilt solex will always be just that and not a patch on the dells.
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Sarran 1955, they were good you tube threads,
Can you help with mine, ?
I dont have the kit that you have though, I haved balanced the carbs using a crypton type gauge,
I have a vac gauge, showing 200 at 3400 rpm
what did you set the throttle plates to ?
am I wasting my time with out a CO gauge ?
Thanks
Brett
Can you help with mine, ?
I dont have the kit that you have though, I haved balanced the carbs using a crypton type gauge,
I have a vac gauge, showing 200 at 3400 rpm
what did you set the throttle plates to ?
am I wasting my time with out a CO gauge ?
Thanks
Brett
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Hello,
Yes you can set up your carbs to the optimum,
A co meter is not vital, just makes things a lot easier....
Avoids the floundering about in the dark syndrome
Its a bit late now, and I tomorrow, (no today )am going to a petrol head meeting of big jeeps.. 4 litres with blowers
We'll pick this up next week.
Sort your timing, polish your hubcaps, and dream of 'on song' flat 4's
Cordialement,
Yes you can set up your carbs to the optimum,
A co meter is not vital, just makes things a lot easier....
Avoids the floundering about in the dark syndrome
Its a bit late now, and I tomorrow, (no today )am going to a petrol head meeting of big jeeps.. 4 litres with blowers
We'll pick this up next week.
Sort your timing, polish your hubcaps, and dream of 'on song' flat 4's
Cordialement,
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Do the dells just fit onto standard 2.0 cu inlet manifolds?
What mods need doing for the throttle linkage?
Is there any info about what jetting they need for specific engines?
What mods need doing for the throttle linkage?
Is there any info about what jetting they need for specific engines?
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
two fellas on here have done this conversion
Jason K
cygnak
Both these lads have a wealth of knowledge and can answer any question.
Try a PM or wait as I'm sure they will be along soon
Jason K
cygnak
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Try a PM or wait as I'm sure they will be along soon
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Re: Carbs - which are the best?
Theres some information here.
http://forum.club8090.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=68487" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you need to know anything , just ask.
http://forum.club8090.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=68487" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you need to know anything , just ask.