Reply to "Weber carbs - owners speak out"

daleyracing (Guest)

It's funny how the webers appear to come in waves, I know they look awesome, but hear is what I found out about them, They take quite abit of time to dial in and they seem to run differant everyday do to weather condititions,and if you have a new motor I would suggest running a single carb to search out the little bugs and break in. the webers are not something you just bolt on and go, it takes alot of time to get them right for your application, every engine is differant and you need to run them for a period time then make jet changes one at a time. it could run rich or lean at low, medium, high rpm, you have quite a few jets and air jets to consider.
But there is know way anything looks better.
So good luck and happy motoring

Dennis

2/14/068:03 AM

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