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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Haribo! on 08 December 2005, 00:08
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I put this carb from a early citi mk1 on my driver, i was told it would be better than the pierburg when it was set up, unfortunatly it never seemed to settle in and couldnt give me the power i should have, so i went off to the vw breakers nearby to try and get another pierburg, no luck but as i was leaving they towed in a driver, and low and behold when we looked under the bonnet it had a weber converison :grin: thay said i could have it there and then for 60 quid if i took it off my self so out came my toolbox,
what a fcuking difference,im sure i shouldnt be able to pull 60 in seocond? i think i better take care of it before i blow it up
what a carb tho :cool: getting it set up properly in the morning too, its abit irratic at the mo,i cant believe its the same engine!!
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I had a Jetta Tx with a Webber carb on it. That went reasonably well for a 1.6 And drank all my petrol till it caught fire!! lol :cry:
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yeah iv got one, nice difference, and yeah mine drinks fuel, gonna get it RR tuned soon tho
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mines freakely better, my pierburg must have been bollocksed, ive had it two days and i allready know what you mean about the petrol
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:cool:
i remember when i got me a new carb for the mini, what a difference that made!
have fun :wink:
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once set up right it shouldnt use much more fuel than the old one really, well mine never
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what engine do you have? as mine is 1600 and i was wandering how much of a good idea it is hitting 60 in 2nd gear, cause it does it and my rev counter read just over 5000 rpm when i do it, seems odd :undecided: :huh:
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Starmix, i still got standard Pierburg (having loads of trouble with it at moment) :angry:
I can do 65mph on speedo in second gear at 5000rpm. I wanty a Weber but im totally skint at this time of year!!! :cry:
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really? see i never had a rev counter when i had a pierburg so i just changed gear according to those little red lines on the speedometer maybe i could do it before, but with a weber you get to that stage alot quicker :cool:, just got it all set up properly today, all my hoses were in the wrong places and it seems i have a leaky carb gasket, no worries tho,, i have about 4 spare, one of them MUST be good, just got to go thru the hassle of taking the weber off again, which sucks cause the nuts are hard to get hold of :angry: