Reply to "Interesting Weber Setup…. Would it work on our cars?"

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The rig ran fine on his modified engine, but for a 351-C engine, it needs 50 or 52 DCOEs. Wilkinson's dual-Magnecharger setup used 50DCOEs. Faux-Webers are available from places that cater to off-road VWs and Sand Drag buggies, up to (I think) 58 mm- the size Shelby used on a few of his 7-liter Cobras.. Not sure if the shop is still around anymore-its been awhile since I heard from them.

10/27/236:25 PM

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