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PostSubject: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 18:18

What are the advantages of running bike carbs rather than webbers? I know nothing about carbs! Some advice please Thanks Kelvin
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 18:19

The awesome noise they make.
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 18:30

Is that it ok cool are they any harder to set up do you know? Thanks
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 18:54

Not hard at all to set up, just make sure you dont get anything off a us spec bike as they have plates in that wont allow you to fiddle with them.
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 19:16

Cool thanks for the advice, they also look smaller than say a twin webbers! Bike carbs  51732
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 20:01

Advantage = Their awesomeness!

Seriously though, advantages are that they are cheaper and you can easily set them up yourself. Just make sure you get an appropriate set for your engine.

Have a search on Club GTI, that's where I got all my info....
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 20:09

Nice one thanks they would be going on a bored out pb with tsr pack d head! I have been looking at supercharger kits but bbm dont do them any more Bike carbs  496877
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 20:21

LOWANDSLOW wrote:
Nice one thanks they would be going on a bored out pb with tsr pack d head! I have been looking at supercharger kits but bbm dont do them any more Bike carbs  496877

Dont forget the carbs would be sat over the hot exhaust manifold mate.
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptySat Jul 31 2010, 20:31

Yeah I know thats what put me off in the first place and turned me towards the supercharger and its 50% more power Bike carbs  Icon_twisted Bike carbs  Icon_twisted
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptyTue Aug 03 2010, 13:17

A well wrapped exhaust with a custom made heat shield will be the safest option for those too Smile

I know with weber's/dellortos they have a tendency to spit fuel back out of them...this can lead to an engine fire if you have no wrap/shield.

Mine popped like a barsteward on the Jetta!
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptyTue Aug 03 2010, 14:24

and you get a lot of stand off vapour with bike carbs if you dont use the airbox so wouldnt fancy them sitting over the manifold
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptyTue Aug 03 2010, 16:16

Tis true, mine smell lovely when Ive been booting it Bike carbs  51732 Would work better with a crossflow head on an 8v methinks....
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PostSubject: Re: Bike carbs    Bike carbs  EmptyFri Aug 06 2010, 21:25

Just done a deal for dellorto carbs and a manifold for £150 need to be serviced but for that money happy as a sand boy next thing custom made heat shield me thinks Bike carbs  460227
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