are the weber carbs both down and side draft or are they strickly side draft? what #
04-08-18, 12:49 PM
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are the weber carbs both down and side draft or are they strickly side draft? what #
is there a # for a strictly side draft weber? I have a 1600 vw motor, the manifold is for one side draft carb. I used one years ago and sold it (wished I would not have) Now I would like to use that setup again. But don't remember much about the carb. except that it was a 40 or 45 dcoe. performance was awesome, gas milege not so good.
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DCOE's are all side daft. IDA's are all downdraft.
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is there a # for a strictly side draft weber? I have a 1600 vw motor, the manifold is for one side draft carb. I used one years ago and sold it (wished I would not have) Now I would like to use that setup again. But don't remember much about the carb. except that it was a 40 or 45 dcoe. performance was awesome, gas milege not so good.
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the cool thing about now is all the weber stuff is on the internet
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