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#1 ? about oval port heads
mcdat Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:24
Hi guys i have a question about the manifold for oval port head,can u run the standard carby or do u have to run twins.


#2 Re: ? about oval port heads
Shoota_77 Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:26
Whatever you like.
Oval port heads were still standard with single carbs in a lot of cases.
To get full value out of them a 32/36 weber or set of twins will work well.


#3 Re: ? about oval port heads
Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:32
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by Shoota_77 on 2012/7/11 21:26:06 Whatever you like. To get full value out of them twins will work well on those ovral haeds.


#4 Re: ? about oval port heads
mcdat Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:41
Where can u get webers from and are the expensive.


#5 Re: ? about oval port heads
Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:51
32/36 are of xf falcons and the like. cheap at wreckers and usually in ok condition still.

idealy you need to rejet them to suit but i can one on an a15, ran a little rich but went well compared to twin su's even.

the adaptor available through lynx i think still.


#6 Re: ? about oval port heads
Stock1200Ute1 Posted on: 2012/7/11 11:56
you can buy all types of webers from ebay, and yes theyre quite expensive but worth it i reckon, sound mad, more power, and i believe you get the "feeling" in a weber though the throttle etc., more than you will ever get with anything else... My opinion.
A twin sidedraft manifold new might be $250, and a pair of webers might be found from 600 to 1500... 600 needing to be rebuilt of coarse.
Dont forget if you are to get a weber or two, if its not new then generally it will need to have acarby kit put through it/freshen up. Or if its off of another car or larger/smaller engine, all of the jetting/ choking and other bits need to be done!!
Plus a dyno tune aswell which might put you out aorund the 500 mark, (from memory from what people told me, my local mechanic i have my maching work done doesnt get change from 600 when he gets his single downdraught tuned on his rotary....)
But the weber sound and 'funness' is like nothing else, i love mine!


#7 Re: ? about oval port heads
ddgonzal Posted on: 2012/7/11 18:38
Better are Dellorto DHLA or even Solex 40s.


#8 Re: ? about oval port heads
Burke_a_lot Posted on: 2012/7/12 4:47
I am going to be running twin Dellorto DHLA.... wish I had a oval port head though.... not easy to get....


#9 Re: ? about oval port heads
ddgonzal Posted on: 2012/7/12 5:24
Not easy to get? What happened to the one that came with your A15?


#10 Re: ? about oval port heads
Stock1200Ute1 Posted on: 2012/7/12 10:57
oval port heads are easy enough to get, but finding an oval port head for a 'bargain' is a completely different story! Put a post up that you're looking for an oval port head, i would be surprised if you had no attention...
Also contact Bige member (Ernie) he build A series race motors, he should be able to help you out...






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