hello,
This is the 3rd or 4th time I have had trouble with my stock carb so I'm going to replace it. Most of the internal parts are shot as the rotary mechanic told me...and it currently runs like a motor boat...almost no power...but a good idle. Here is my question...the 2bbl webber or the 4bbl yawpower? I would like better gas mileage than I currently have with the stock nikki...I would also like half decent power...most of my driving is 55 mph or slower...but I also do some interstate driving sometimes My dad wants to do the webber route...but I want low end power along with mid range...and I read that the 2bbl bogs down below 3500 rpm I would appreciate info from anyone who has used either one thanks Adam |
just rebuild it...it's only $20!!! you'll be amazed how smooth your car will run. A yaw or a weber will not do anything or almost anything for a stock port engine with stock exhaust.
Unless you got other goodies my suggestion is just to rebuild the original one. If you want a used weber search the parts trader. |
The only problem is almost all of the internal parts in my carb are worn out...and I don't think that a rebuild kit comes with all of the internals...i thought they just came with seals and stuff...guess I could be wrong tho
Another question while I'm on here...the valve on the right side of my carb with the orange power plug...am I supposed to be able to blow air thru it?...I can't get air thru it either way...thought it might be something to do with my problems right now |
trust me it comes with everything you need!!!
about the valve I don't even have one anymore...sorry but I can't help you on that one. |
Originally Posted by falcoln0014' date='Jul 13 2002, 10:27 AM
hello,
This is the 3rd or 4th time I have had trouble with my stock carb so I'm going to replace it. Most of the internal parts are shot as the rotary mechanic told me...and it currently runs like a motor boat...almost no power...but a good idle. Here is my question...the 2bbl webber or the 4bbl yawpower? I would like better gas mileage than I currently have with the stock nikki...I would also like half decent power...most of my driving is 55 mph or slower...but I also do some interstate driving sometimes My dad wants to do the webber route...but I want low end power along with mid range...and I read that the 2bbl bogs down below 3500 rpm I would appreciate info from anyone who has used either one thanks Adam :unsure: |
why dont you go with a holley easier to work with than a weber and capable of more power than nikki. also its cheaper than a weber and smoother.
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The local mechanic will sell me a webber 2bbl with all the hookups for 450...installed for about 550 which includes removing all of the vaccum lines and switches from the engine...havn't found a holley cheap
where do I get a cheap rebuild kit that includes the internals?..not just the various seals |
**** man a holley cost about 275$ and fits right on your stock mani
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where did you manage to find a price like that?
The cheapest I have found one is about 750 with the hookups |
well thats the regular price at Murrays Speed & Custom here in Miami but i talk to a buddy that works there and says he can do for about 240$. now this is the price for the carb alone not the mani or linkage kit but still a rb mani is about 250$
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