Weber Twin Carbs-Advice/Suggestions

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Weber Twin Carbs-Advice/Suggestions

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Just bought a set of these for my 1600 Speedster. Anybody care to give me some words of wisdom on fitting/setup etc. Worked out about £230 delivered (to US work colleague). They are approx £385 delivered over here.
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i have/had these and theyare very good, only problem i had was when a linkage game off at about 90 the car stiil did (60 flat out on 2 cylinders) until i could pull over. but hey this was my error anyway. i now have 40idfs as i have a porsche fan, its a shame cause foe ease of setup ect these carbs are really good.

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Hi Paul,

Any tips for setting them up?
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Yeah, get someone good with carbs to do it. the guy who did mine just syncronized them and tickover etc. they are quite east=y as far as carbs go.
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Post by Pablo »

It might be worth getting a book on setting them up, although mine was for dellorto`s it cant be far wrong if they dont have one for webbers. I got it from VW books I think it was at one of the fairs.
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No you aren't imagining things, the cow did blink!
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