Reply to "Wanted Weber 4v IDA intake"

bosswrenchMember

"Thank you for the responses always great info here. My plan is to use it as a basis for a stack injection set up."

Aha! There was once a popular mod called "drying up the Webers". Essentially, the Weber carbs were not plumbed for fuel at all but only functioned as air throttle valves. The fuel got in the heads vis regular EFI injection. Often paired with hidden fuel rails and injectors mounted on the inside of the intake 'vee'. Kind of a complicated way to do EFI but it did work and maintained the vintage look.

7/1/2112:13 PM

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