Stixy Posted November 22, 2008 Report Posted November 22, 2008 Hey all I just purchased a lovely little 32/36 DGAV Downdraft Webber for my AE71 wich i purchased from a good mate of mine, it has a 4AC motor and I have heard that they are a bit hard to fit as the accelerator cable needs to be turned 180 degrees???? At the moment I have the Webber and I am getting the adaptor plate from sprints on Monday but after this I’m stuffed as to what to do and what else I need, if anyone could help with some information it would be much much appreciated. Cheers Ben :) Quote
DearmanKE Posted November 22, 2008 Report Posted November 22, 2008 take your throttle arm off the standard carby aNd put it on the webber, then i think you can mod the accelerater cable holder bit Quote
Budowski Posted November 23, 2008 Report Posted November 23, 2008 Ive taken some pics of how the weber should be arranged Quote
Budowski Posted November 24, 2008 Report Posted November 24, 2008 hey stixy once you got it hooked up let me know ill take pics to add to the ones ive put up might end up adding it to the FAQ maybe ? Quote
Stixy Posted November 27, 2008 Author Report Posted November 27, 2008 hey mate thanks for the help. my cousin knows a guy who deals with pretty much any carb/webber you can find, he said that he will give me a hand to do it. he also recons that i should get extractors and my exhaust done 1st??? Quote
Hyjinx Posted November 27, 2008 Report Posted November 27, 2008 hey mate thanks for the help. my cousin knows a guy who deals with pretty much any carb/webber you can find, he said that he will give me a hand to do it. he also recons that i should get extractors and my exhaust done 1st??? Sounds like you're pretty much ready to fit the carbi. You will still get a noticible performance increase from just that. With the new carbie you will be able to pull a lot more air and fuel into the motor so you need to get it out, hence your mates suggestion arround extractors and an exhaust system. That'd be your next step seeings as you already have the carbie ready to go on. You're not going to do any damage by just fitting the new carbie. You just won't realise your full potential. Just don't go too big on the exhaust eh :dance: Quote
Budowski Posted November 28, 2008 Report Posted November 28, 2008 hey mate thanks for the help. my cousin knows a guy who deals with pretty much any carb/webber you can find, he said that he will give me a hand to do it. he also recons that i should get extractors and my exhaust done 1st??? yeah i agree, you may need to get the extractors custom made unless somone sells them off the shelf, id love to know how you go id like some too. oi i think you should get a mild cam for it as the extra fuel and air flow might be wasted, it will still be an improvement. alot of info about cams on club4ac. Quote
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