Twin Carbs

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ThreeTwo
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Twin Carbs

Post by ThreeTwo »

OK...looking at doing something in the engine department. Since having my 914 I have just been putting fuel in and driving it as often as possible - which is so much fun. I reckon dumping the single carb that I'm running and fitting a twin carb set up on the 1.7 will broaden the smile I have even more!!

Anyone got a twin set up in the shed waiting to be moved on and used by a new 914 enthusiast??

If not please let me know what you run...

Thanks
Paul

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lennyhope
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Re: Twin Carbs

Post by lennyhope »

My car came from the US with the original 1.7 fitted with twin weber 40s. I sold them on and bought some original fuel injection parts off eBay. ...and is now running great and fuel efficient as a bonus.
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Mr Pharmacist
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Re: Twin Carbs

Post by Mr Pharmacist »

Get either twin carbs, or FI, but get rid of the single carb!! The change will transform your car
Stuart

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Re: Twin Carbs

Post by gallego »

Hi there - I have a set of original Italian webers as well as mfi and a good 2.0-4 coming up. Let me know if any are of interest. Everything is still on my car so can be seen/heard running with all invoices.
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