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#10 Re: finishing the weber swap
tom210 Posted on: 2005/4/4 7:41
i cant remember exactly but i think cars after 1979, emission systems cannot be removed. i know my cousins 1977 corolla has emmissions on it.
feel free to correct me


#9 Re: finishing the weber swap
Keith Posted on: 2005/4/4 7:15
OK its running but there is a lean spot and I assume its jetting. What do you guys suggest for this setup? 32/36 a14


#8 Re: finishing the weber swap
datsa73 Posted on: 2005/4/4 6:58
I run twin weber 36/36's on my 1200 sedan. I know that I don't have to deal with emissions because the car is to old.

I say just plug everything.


#7 Re: finishing the weber swap
vixen Posted on: 2005/4/4 3:53
KEITH. no we dont have any programs like yours cars dont have to pass any stricked laws to be registered or insured.(maybe you should move here)..

SLY OLD FOX....


#6 Re: finishing the weber swap
vixen Posted on: 2005/4/4 3:47
not quite yet finished the new 120Y sedan but will be ready for the second round of the B series in june.the wagon shell was to badly twisted to fix ..

SLY OLD FOX....


#5 Re: finishing the weber swap
L18_B110 Posted on: 2005/4/4 3:33
can't you just modify the new air cleaner on the Weber to accept those hoses?

Quote:
matts 120Y wagon runs a 32/36 webber with oval port head and manifold we took off all polution gear and blocked all holes and hoses,runs well and idles about 1500rpm.engine is 1270cc and dyno figures show 106BHP at rear wheels.

here we go again...

has he fixed it after this?
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#4 Re: finishing the weber swap
B210sleeper Posted on: 2005/4/4 1:51
generally putting a webber on a vehicle with pollution gear is going to make if fail a pollution test if they check to see if the pollution equipment is still there and hooked up, even if it passes the emissions testing.

things might be different in canada.


#3 Re: finishing the weber swap
Keith Posted on: 2005/4/3 9:04
Do you have polution programs there? We have what they call "Air Care" and you need to pass the test to get your car insured to get it on the road. I dont know if it will pass this test without the polution gear.


#2 Re: finishing the weber swap
vixen Posted on: 2005/4/3 8:08
matts 120Y wagon runs a 32/36 webber with oval port head and manifold we took off all polution gear and blocked all holes and hoses,runs well and idles about 1500rpm.engine is 1270cc and dyno figures show 106BHP at rear wheels.

SLY OLD FOX


#1 finishing the weber swap
Keith Posted on: 2005/4/3 3:52
I got the b210 running with the 32/36 and am now tieing up loose ends, literaly.

What do I do with the following hoses:







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