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Ok, heres the scenario I have $1,000 and need to replace/rebuild my carb.
I also have a few other things I'd like to get done this winter that will eat cash as well.
What should I do?
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The application is a summer daily driver with a desire for drag.
I also have a few other things I'd like to get done this winter that will eat cash as well.
What should I do?
Edit:
The application is a summer daily driver with a desire for drag.
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search on Ebay for "12A rotary". I saw a complete 48 IDA intake on there for around $600 I believe. That would be a sweet upgrade...
I'd get it if I had that kinda dough...
Not sure if that one would be good for a daily driver though.
I'd get it if I had that kinda dough...
Not sure if that one would be good for a daily driver though.
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for daily driver then, I'd go sterling. You will need to get a fuel pump, regulator, hose, and maybe something else I'm forgetting. Keep that in mind when budgeting...
Oh yeah, you should get a RB filter box to go on top of the new sterling to help on CFM's. I forget what it's called but it is white and sorta "mushroom" shaped.
Oh yeah, you should get a RB filter box to go on top of the new sterling to help on CFM's. I forget what it's called but it is white and sorta "mushroom" shaped.
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i also was looking at buying a new carb, would the weber 48ida bolt right on or does it need fab? also do you need a hood scoop for it, it look fairly tall by the images or maybe that just me. if anybody has one installled or anything like it installed would you be able to email me pics at samhammoudeh@hotmail.com. Also how much more power did you get out of non ported?
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Originally Posted by dj55b
i also was looking at buying a new carb, would the weber 48ida bolt right on or does it need fab? also do you need a hood scoop for it, it look fairly tall by the images or maybe that just me. if anybody has one installled or anything like it installed would you be able to email me pics at samhammoudeh@hotmail.com. Also how much more power did you get out of non ported?
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Originally Posted by dj55b
ah ok... so that's what you have, i wasn't sure if you had that or not. how much performance wise was the car better
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Originally Posted by seanrot
There are some little things that need to fab. throttle cable/return spring holder and possibly an arm to operate the oil metering pump.
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alot of people I know just convert to premix when swapping to a carb without provisions for OMP. the OMP lines are not really under vacuum in current setup with nikki. I would GUESS that if you bothered with tapping into the intake that the vacuum would suck in alot more dirty oil. IMO you should just switch to premix when running aftermarket carb/intake.
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I wonder...how do you connect the oil metering lines to these aftermarket intakes???
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webers, etc. have been used by racers since the 70's. I guess premixing has been like the "racer's secret" for a long time now. I bet if one measured the amount of oil entered into the engine by the OMP, it probably isn't that much. My car never smoked until I began adding MMO to my gas. (this is ONLY of course noticed on deceleration after full throttle for quite some time, and at startup.) THAT tells me the MMO/gas mixture is more than stock OMP/gas mixture.
Thanks for the info. I was curious how you guys were handling the OMP situation with the aftermarkets.
Thanks for the info. I was curious how you guys were handling the OMP situation with the aftermarkets.
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