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indigoid
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Re: difference between horizontal and vertical Webers

Fri, 08 October 2004 05:10

From my Haynes Weber carbs book:

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The carburettors covered by this chapter are of vertical downdraught typeand each barrel of the carburettor is of identical diameter.

The throttle valves are of the synchronised simultaneous operation type and are located on a single shaft.

The identication mark is located on the main body on the outer face of the float chamber wall.

I'd guess that you'd be wanting very small chokes if you are going to keep the stock camshaft and you are in fact going to use two of these carbs (so four throats). My totally-wild-stab-in-the-dark guess is 24mm, or perhaps even smaller.

edit: if, down the track, you get frustrated with these things and want to get rid of them and their manifold, email me... I may make you an offer. Can't afford it right now though

[Updated on: Fri, 08 October 2004 05:13]

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