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Old Oct 16, 2002 | 08:34 PM
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Weber "40DCOE18 & 12A

I have a 1985 RX-7 that is a daily driver. I was wandering if the Weber 40DCOE18 can be adapted to the 12A engine? If so what intake will i need? An does anyone have one for sell?
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Old Oct 16, 2002 | 11:24 PM
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what do you mean DCOE18 ? never heard of that, I have the intake manifold and mounting hardware ,,, $200.00 new , let me know...
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Hey 680, what the hell 12A do you have that makes 680rwhp???? Sounds like a tall tale to me, let's see a dyno graph

Concerning the 40DCOE, it's too small, don't even bother.

I believe 45DCOE is what most sell for a stockport 12A. Used 48IDA or Dellorto 48DHLA is better though. I don't know about 48DCOE.

And you can buy a whole used Dellorto kit with manifolds, heat shield, OMP lines, linkage, etc, in good shape for $300... I don't think I need to fill in the rest of what I think on that statement. Obviously I'm biased because that's the way I went

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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 01:44 AM
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Originally posted by SilverRocket
Hey 680, what the hell 12A do you have that makes 680rwhp???? Sounds like a tall tale to me, let's see a dyno graph

Concerning the 40DCOE, it's too small, don't even bother.

I believe 45DCOE is what most sell for a stockport 12A. Used 48IDA or Dellorto 48DHLA is better though. I don't know about 48DCOE.

And you can buy a whole used Dellorto kit with manifolds, heat shield, OMP lines, linkage, etc, in good shape for $300... I don't think I need to fill in the rest of what I think on that statement. Obviously I'm biased because that's the way I went
check out my dynosheet @ www.rotaryshack.com/dyno In my opinon Dellortos are junk!!!! You cant even get emulsion tubes for them, they have no adjustability , they stopped making them, parts are hard to find, thats why they are cheap!!!If you want the best performance get a weber....
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 07:36 AM
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Re: Weber "40DCOE18 & 12A

Originally posted by Triday1200se
I have a 1985 RX-7 that is a daily driver. I was wandering if the Weber 40DCOE18 can be adapted to the 12A engine? If so what intake will i need? An does anyone have one for sell?
You CAN use the 40dcoe you will just need two of them. TWM induction has a manifold for dual Weber side drafts. That would just be plain phat. You would get props from the Northwest crowd just for having them installed.

Good luck

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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 12:22 PM
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check out my dynosheet @ www.rotaryshack.com/dyno
That's a pretty impressive picture, I still don't believe it though lol... what are the specs?

In my opinon Dellortos are junk!!!! You cant even get emulsion tubes for them, they have no adjustability , they stopped making them, parts are hard to find, thats why they are cheap!!!
Funny, I had no problem finding parts for mine, rebuilding it to perfect condition, tuning it perfect for my car, and it runs fantastic

You can probably tell just how much I think of your opinion
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 12:24 PM
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Originally posted by 680RWHP12A


check out my dynosheet @ www.rotaryshack.com/dyno In my opinon Dellortos are junk!!!! You cant even get emulsion tubes for them, they have no adjustability , they stopped making them, parts are hard to find, thats why they are cheap!!!If you want the best performance get a weber....
untill I see a vid that proves that was a 12A, I dont believe it. I could post a pic from a top fuel drag car dyno chart and say its my car ...

~T.J.
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 01:01 PM
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Re: Re: Weber "40DCOE18 & 12A

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You CAN use the 40dcoe you will just need two of them. TWM induction has a manifold for dual Weber side drafts. That would just be plain phat. You would get props from the Northwest crowd just for having them installed.

Good luck

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Doesn't the twm intake have injector bungs? In that case you'd have to get them plugged for a carb setup wouldn't you? Not that, that would be too terribly difficult.
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 06:29 PM
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TWM sells both EFI and carbie parts.
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 07:06 PM
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I know gary at twm, hes a friend of mine, i bought his last dual intake manifold he had, he discontinued making them because he didnt sell enough of them...I would use a single 45 mm carb setup because the longer manifold will get you better throttle response and increased low end torque... something you need with a 12a street car....



as far as anybody that dosnt believe how much power my car made the phone number to the dyno place is on there... call them!!!!
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Old Oct 17, 2002 | 07:26 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Weber "40DCOE18 & 12A

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Doesn't the twm intake have injector bungs? In that case you'd have to get them plugged for a carb setup wouldn't you? Not that, that would be too terribly difficult.
No these manifolds are designed for carb use. The TWM throttle bodies are basicly carb knock-offs.

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Old Oct 18, 2002 | 02:24 PM
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I see. For some reason I thought the 12a manifold I saw in their online catalogue had injector bungs. Oh well, it wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong today.
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Old Oct 18, 2002 | 04:59 PM
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that's what i'm saying, you're not crazy ... they sell parts for carbies and EFI. it's like moremazda said, "the TWM throttle bodies are basically carb knock-offs." the EFI throttles were designed from the carb manifolds ... but obviously, they'd need injector bungs.
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