Carbs... anyone running this stuff
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Carbs... anyone running this stuff
i am curious to see what you all are running for aftermarket carbs...
i know webers are popular, and i see holley has a truck avenger carb out for yotas. Anyone have any opinions what would be a better carb for a trail rig. i have no engine wiring harness in my truck and emissions isnt an issue in my state for a vehicle as old as mine.
just curious as to what you guys recommend, and how hard is it to wire an electric choke?
i know webers are popular, and i see holley has a truck avenger carb out for yotas. Anyone have any opinions what would be a better carb for a trail rig. i have no engine wiring harness in my truck and emissions isnt an issue in my state for a vehicle as old as mine.
just curious as to what you guys recommend, and how hard is it to wire an electric choke?
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i dont have a carbed truck anymore but i had aisan stock carb on my but theres a buy that has a 84 around here and he has a holley and said once he got it tuned right it runs awesome
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I have a Weber 38/38 that sucks gas, but once tuned it runs pretty well.
The electric choke on the weber just requires a hot ignition wire to work (same with the fuel cutoff solenoid if equipped).
The electric choke on the weber just requires a hot ignition wire to work (same with the fuel cutoff solenoid if equipped).
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i am going to be getting the 32/36 weber with the manual choke, withthe rejet kit (high altitude). i think anything will be better than the old carb that is on there now.
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ok guys so either way i should be ok.... i saw a bunch of webers on ebay today so i guess i will look that route.
the main reason i am doing this is i have no wiring harness, i am tryin to eliminate any need for all those goofy vacuum sensors on passengers side fender.
i guess a d.u.i. would the next step in ensuring it will run well.
thanks for the help guys
the main reason i am doing this is i have no wiring harness, i am tryin to eliminate any need for all those goofy vacuum sensors on passengers side fender.
i guess a d.u.i. would the next step in ensuring it will run well.
thanks for the help guys
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The only vacuum line you should need with a Weber carb is the vacuum advance line that connects from the port on the base of the carb to the vacuum advance port on the distributor.
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I'm running a stock Aisin carb on my truck with a few mods. Why mess with a good thing? The way it is set up the truck can run upside down.
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I tuned up my Aisan today, Ive never seen main jets so clogged in my life, it took some serious effort to get those things unclogged and literally nothing on the carb was working so I finally decided to drop $45 on a kit, funny part is it was running before off the power valve only! Turns out its a stock Aisan off a 20R(my motor is a 22R) but no big deal it runs great now.
Heres a vid of it while the power valve was still stuck open (flooded + running reallly rich) its fixed now though..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhsI7-a6F6s
and another:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTT9bbhcwoo
Heres a vid of it while the power valve was still stuck open (flooded + running reallly rich) its fixed now though..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhsI7-a6F6s
and another:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTT9bbhcwoo
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