Reply to "Weber carbs - owners speak out"

guitarmanMember

Just a minor correction. The Eearly 911 Porsches used 40-IDA 3C carbs. The 46 IDA-3C's were used on the Carrera -6 and some RSR engines. The 46IDA was way too big a carb for the 2.0 and 2.4 litre six cylinder motors.If my fading memory does not fail me....about the only common part between the 46-IDA and the 48-IDA are the fuel floats and needle and seats.As far as I know WEBER never made a 48IDA-3 series carb.
I have a set of te 46-IDA 3C's on my factory 916-6 ( an ex-IMSA racer running a twin plug RSR spec motor)...... a really quick car! !

9/3/065:21 PM

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