Turbo on a Weber
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i'm pretty sure the float is good. i think they usually replace the gaskets with better sealing ones that won't leak under the pressure. talk to robert at rotary shack. he's the weber guru man!
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I know ioTus has done it, i saw his setup just a few weeks ago.. u might try pm'ing him
wow... thats a lot of responses. damn double double double double posts
wow... thats a lot of responses. damn double double double double posts
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i was gonna go the weber route, but it is way expensive, i am now gonna do a nikki, very similar to fb II, but if you plan to do the weber, i think coldy13 is doing that too
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Re: Turbo on a Weber
Originally posted by kokujiro
Has anyone put a turbo on a Weber 45 DCOE? If so, I'm just curious as to how you did it, what you had to change, etc. Any takers?
Has anyone put a turbo on a Weber 45 DCOE? If so, I'm just curious as to how you did it, what you had to change, etc. Any takers?
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Robert, from rotaryshak.
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here are some links to answer some of your questions
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ack+blowthrough
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I wouldn't get a weber right now. Actually, I wouldn't use a weber for a turbo. As I understand it, their floats like to colapse under boost and its hard to find solid floats for them. Webers are just too expensive for my liking though.
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A buddy of mine already has the carb, so that cost isn't a concern. The float issue, that could be a problem. I'm just trying to get as much info as I can though before committing to this little project. It's just one step of many I'll need to take.
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A buddy of mine already has the carb, so that cost isn't a concern. The float issue, that could be a problem. I'm just trying to get as much info as I can though before committing to this little project. It's just one step of many I'll need to take.
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Originally posted by 85rotarypower
I wouldn't get a weber right now. Actually, I wouldn't use a weber for a turbo. As I understand it, their floats like to colapse under boost and its hard to find solid floats for them. Webers are just too expensive for my liking though.
I wouldn't get a weber right now. Actually, I wouldn't use a weber for a turbo. As I understand it, their floats like to colapse under boost and its hard to find solid floats for them. Webers are just too expensive for my liking though.
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