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Old 08-25-2007, 01:10 PM
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Hey! I'm trying to install a turbo in a beater i have.. it's a 1.3l with 75hp. my problem is where can i get a carb that is suitable for turbo or can i modify an existing one. Thanks.
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draw through = no mods needed

blow through = weber, holley, etc. weber will work fine, go pick one up from a jaguar
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where can i get a used draw trough carb? webers are way expensive here.
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where can i get a used draw trough carb? webers are way expensive here.
go to a junkyard. look for a toyota pickup with a non-stock carb or an older jag/bmw. standard carb price, it's a stock carb.
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any weber will do? and what do i have to mod to work?
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any weber will do? and what do i have to mod to work?
nothing for draw through, noob
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you're right about that. i don't understand ---- about installing a turbo on a carb'ed car. this is the car and the stock carb:





now, about the jag or old bimmer stock carbs. Those cars are really hard to find.. Toyota Pick Ups are all diesel here so.. no carbs!
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you're wearing a sweater. you british?

go find an old american car, truck, tell me what the carb is on there, or get a jag SU carb, and mount it to the turbo compressor inlet. those are good carbs
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that's a friend of mine. No, not british.. Portuguese. I'm looking for an american car for years to restore. Nothing yet! The usual carbs here are Varajett,weak webers, Piersburg. I have an SU on a '77 Opel but it's probably too small to use with boost.
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that's a friend of mine. No, not british.. Portuguese. I'm looking for an american car for years to restore. Nothing yet! The usual carbs here are Varajett,weak webers, Piersburg. I have an SU on a '77 Opel but it's probably too small to use with boost.
get a picture of the weber
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