what Carburetor to buy
05-24-08, 11:55 PM
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what Carburetor to buy
i want buy a Carburetor to buy for my 12a and i dont what to buy what will fit a 12a because the one on the intake dose not work at all it needs to rebuild so i rathere just buy a new one so what be a good one to buy 
05-25-08, 04:39 PM
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Your better of staying stock than to put a holley or webber especaily with the gas prices at what they are an riseing.You'll spend just as much for a rebuild than for a new carb maybe less depending on who you take it to.
05-29-08, 09:03 PM
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not a bad deal here...still needs a good $50-100(depending on who you know) to make it run sweet.
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Do you know how to tune? If not, send yours to Sterling for a rebuild and call it a day.
Otherwise, a Sterling-modded Nikki like 84stock says or a 48 IDA like wacky says would be my choices.
Otherwise, a Sterling-modded Nikki like 84stock says or a 48 IDA like wacky says would be my choices.
06-02-08, 11:41 PM
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A Sterling may be your best option at this time, but unless you already have headers, along with 2 to 2-1/4" free flowing exhaust and can get past CARB certification, you're SOL. A Weber 48 mm IDA is another good choice, it has great tuneability and topend, but will suffer on low end driveability compared to the Nikki 4-barrel. Exhaust is the first and most important performance upgrade.
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