Reply to "Weber IDF's and Panteras"

coreypriceMember

The picture in this thread interested me. It appears that with the Cain manifold, the 48 IDF's sit under the engine screen with air cleaners. I love the look of Weber carbs but never really liked the idea of running without an air cleaner. If I argue that the air cleaners are a great idea, someone will report me to the moderator and I'm gonna get booted for arguing with someone.

Jack D. also posted about potential fire hazards if Weber carbs are used with air cleaners due to fuel reversion. I think you'd have to set up the engine for this by choosing or having a custom low-overlap cam made specifically for this.

5/17/127:50 AM

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