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datto_lowrider93
turbo or webers?
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i want to increase my performance so i have to pick between spending money on twin webers or a turbo for my a14.which do you think would benifit me best?

Posted on: 2006/6/30 14:18
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Re: turbo or webers?
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I would say webers are fun because of the response you get but turbos are fun too because you generally get more power but can cost a bit to get set up and are not as reponsive as a well set up weber system

Posted on: 2006/6/30 14:23
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Ronald
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also a turbo set up on a datsun has to be custom made. this takes alot of time and patience, or a lot of money if you get some1 else to do it for you.

webers on the other hand are alot easier to install and alot simpler to fix/work on.
plus you get the noise they make....

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OLD SkOOL POWeR!!! "with the sound & smell of twin 40s at full throttle!!!"

Enough said....

Mmmm......

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I have an idea Turbo and webbers

Posted on: 2006/6/30 17:54
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Tommy
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im just about 2 purchase twin 45mm webers for the a15. was looking at going turbo, but theres just 2 much work and $$$$$$.

Posted on: 2006/6/30 18:12
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i think ill stick to the webers especially from the description B120dat gave me
thanks all

Posted on: 2006/7/1 5:30
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i think ill stick to the webers especially from the description B120dat gave me


Was it something like this VVV

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USE WEBERS OR DIE!!!

Posted on: 2006/7/1 7:00
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