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51 IDA on 12a, not PP...
I just bought a 85 gs with a 12a and it already has a RB manifold and Holley. Not sure if its a RB 465 or a 600cfm holley. The guy I got the car from bought it as is and didnt know, and from what i'm told... i can bet it's a 600.
So, I have these 51 IDA webers with a IDA 12a manifold... I know a holley 600 is far to large for a stock or street ported 12a. But I have had them run fine with the over sized holley before. So is that to say, I can use my 51 IDA, even know they are to large, and get them to run good until i get get a nice 45 or 48 IDA? Or is a 51 just so over sized it will never even come close to running right? |
It will depend on the chokes you have in the 51. If its a stock port 12a you will
need to have a choke down in the 37-38mm (or whatever increment Weber chokes come in thats close to that) for decent idle at a reasonable rpm. Otherwise it will have to idle up high to keep running to get the velocity it needs due to the size of the weber. |
the 51 will work fine, like tj said simply install smaller chokes and it will drive great :)
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Agreed. That's one nice thing about the weber carbs, you can change the venturi/chokes to configure the carb to work with pretty much anything.
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Now i am pretty new to webers. I have owned a few, but never took them apart. How would I go about swapping out the chokes?
Where would I get the smaller chokes also? |
ill check and see if i have some. to remove them, remove the carb top,remove acc pump nozzels, then slide out the aux venturies, then slide out the venturies/chokes. its real easy :) .
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Did you ever check to see if you had any?
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i found some 37mm :) they are in a 48 IDA i recently acquired. it came off a 12A
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Sorry, found another set already. Wasnt sure if you were going to reply. Thanks though.
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