camo31_10.50

ok guys...i have the option of either rebuilding my stock carb (professionally..by Flightline Motors in Ft. Smith arkansas) or buying a weber 32/36 USED for around $200..

now i AM on a budget..and it would be around $100 to get it rebuilt..

i just need to know if it IS WORTH THE EXTRA $100-$120 for the weber..

i believe the weber is the way to go..but im not so sure my father does..as he would be paying half..lol

camo31_10.50

nobody wants to try to talk my father into pitchin in a little money for the weber..LOL

yoterr

well the aisin is better for offroad angles, ive heard, and if you get the webber your going to have to get a set up kit for the 22r (different jets) and an adapter plate,

camo31_10.50

the weber i'll be gettin is used..and was already set up for a 22R and comes with the baseplate and throttle linkage too

yoterr

ohhh dats nice, i dunno i wanna go webber too, for ease of adjustment, as my 86 has no fuel air adjustment...plus has less vac lines to plug maybe some1 els will chime in, but i dont think it really helps with power unless used with a cam and header....i think....

abecedarian

every carb has fuel / air adjustments: jets, bleeds, etc. There's even a High Altitude Compensation option on some 'yotas that you can't get with webers.

Okay. I'll shut up.

yoterr

mines capped with a copper deally, it even says so in the FSM, unless your talking about swapping jets? in that case ill be quiet

camo31_10.50

see thats the thing...

my 22R in my '86 pickup is Cam'd and its a got a header..HAHAHAHAHA

i think i will split the price of the weber 3 ways...like i did my X-terrains

grandparents, Parents, then me

split $200 3 ways= roughly $65 each..then the rest will come from me..

sounds like a plan to me.LMAO

my grandparents have more money then they know what to do with..so they like to spend it on me every now and then..lol..$65 to them is pocket change

abecedarian

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