Reply to "Weber carbs - owners speak out"

panteradougMember

No, I haven't seen it. Webers are kinda' learned by the emberical method.
It sounds like a logical tool and it might actually work.
The solution I found for the carbs "perculating" was to use the Gene Berg high pressure glass ball valves and the thick heat isolator gaskets.
I remember Inglese telling me how the carbsflooded out of the hood scoop on the Cobra on the fresh paint.
I remember how I discovered it on my car. I didn't realize that they were flooding and when I went to restart the car it turned into a geiser of raw fuel.
Running Webers builds character.

Is this for sale on Ebay?

9/2/061:53 PM

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