Carbed in 1st Gen
#8
Originally Posted by Racer X' post='808563' date='Mar 18 2006, 04:19 PM
Is that a problem?Thats half the fun.
Maybe for you.
I find it to be all of the fun. Once something runs and drives perfectly, it's boring and I find myself having to change it or get rid of it.
Best bet for carburetion would be three Weber 2bbl carburetors. You may go nuts trying to get a Holley to work properly on a necessarily long and narrow intake arrangement, while Webers are proven and you could simply use dual DCOE 13B setups as your baseline as far as sizing and jetting are concerned.
It would be cheaper, easier, and better all around to simply use the stock intake manifold arrangement and an aftermarket computer. It doesn't have the wow factor, but you can't drive wow factor.
#9
Myabe you could try this, it's like an IDA and a half i know some sorta porsches had these, not you can only get custom ones
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...on-54881296.htm
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...on-54881296.htm
#10
Why not just go efi? Everything is there & ready to go, plus you will notice a massive difference in economy with efi over a weber.
Also, if you go the card route, what are you going to do with a distributor? Buy a $800 RB unit?
By the time you buy carbs, custom manifold and a 3 rotor dizzy you could have bought a micotech fitted & have change
Also, if you go the card route, what are you going to do with a distributor? Buy a $800 RB unit?
By the time you buy carbs, custom manifold and a 3 rotor dizzy you could have bought a micotech fitted & have change