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twin carbs help

Postby cvhjackson on Sat Mar 04, 2006 7:55 pm

k, i dont actually have em yet im seriously thinking about it though....

i have a 1.6s and want to get twin 40s, has anyone done it or know of any links with pics and info on them so i can check it out....

im trying to see what i can expext from them and if its worth it

what do you guys thinkn about em?

i tried "search" but i get a million topics which dont really help much

thanks guys :o
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Postby NeilH on Sat Mar 04, 2006 8:48 pm

Sorry, I don't know what a 1.6s is but, your ID is cvhjackson, so I assume it's a CVH 1.6.

I had twin Weber DCOE 40's on my CVH engine. I can't remember the rolling road figures off the top of my head (immediately after the engine was rebuilt) but, I'm fairly sure it was 105 BHP at the fly-wheel.

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Postby cvhjackson on Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:34 am

NeilH :Sorry, I don't know what a 1.6s is but, your ID is cvhjackson, so I assume it's a CVH 1.6.

I had twin Weber DCOE 40's on my CVH engine. I can't remember the rolling road figures off the top of my head (immediately after the engine was rebuilt) but, I'm fairly sure it was 105 BHP at the fly-wheel.

Neil


ah sorry 1.6s is mk3 but its the exact same engine as mk2 xr2
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