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1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
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SubmitterevilsimMore Photos from evilsim   Last Update2004/4/3 4:38    Tell a friendTell a friend
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at last i purchased the linkage kit and manifold for this 42mm weber. went together very nicely although 2 important nuts were missing from the linkage kit so they need to be found. also fuel line hose missing at this point. cant wait. cheers to a mate for helping out heaps with it.

there were also 2  missing R - type pins to hold in various rods. apart from that the kit had everything.

the airfilter is missing from this pic but there will be a phat redline filter on there when its ready. not socks its a box air filter.

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Tommy
Posted: 2004/4/4 4:05  Updated: 2004/4/4 4:05
Home away from home
Joined: 2003/7/4
From: Wamboin near ACT(canberra)
Posts: 878
 Re: 1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
i just bought a 42mm side draught weber 2!!!, how much was the manifold and all the other stuff, its goin on my 15 that i will be gettin in 2 and a half months so it will give me some time 2 organise it. Tell us what she goes like when u get her up and runnin!!!!

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b310gx
Posted: 2004/4/3 14:55  Updated: 2004/4/3 14:55
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
Joined: 2002/7/19
From: sydney australia
Posts: 1858
 Re: 1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
you're also missing the thackwell rubbers which fit between the nuts & the carb.this allows the carb to move a little bit,as bolting webers solid to a 4 cylinder causes the fuel to froth up in the fuel bowl.sounds weird,but i did exactly the same with my first set of webers.when the problem was finally found all the smartarses gave me heaps.these little washers are rubber with a v cut into them,& there should be a little cup shaped washer to go between them & the nuts.thats why the studs are so long on the manifold.

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evilsim
Posted: 2004/4/5 0:47  Updated: 2004/4/5 0:47
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Joined: 2003/11/30
From: Sydney.au
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 Re: 1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
it did come with the rubbers but i wasnt sure where they go. can you explain a little more and ill put them in the right place. I have used only 1 of them as a spacer. thanks for your help !

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kegs
Posted: 2004/4/3 14:19  Updated: 2004/4/3 14:19
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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From: campbelltown (sydney) australia
Posts: 1802
 Re: 1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
how much did the webber set u back? im contemplating running one big dcoe on my s/c a15.

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evilsim
Posted: 2004/4/3 10:38  Updated: 2004/4/3 10:38
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Joined: 2003/11/30
From: Sydney.au
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 Re: 1 x 42mm weber install almost finished
hooray it works ! idles at over 2k as its still tuned for race in a L20b, not the A12 it is on. =]