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Re: HELP! on a Weber Side draft

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Subject: Re: HELP! on a Weber Side draft
From: "Robert Alder" <alder_rj@ix.netcom.com>
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 1999 18:01:32 -0600
I'd wholehartedly agree that Dave  Bean is your answer.  I too changed
motors and wanted to keep the dual DCOE Webers.  Ken Gray was most
knowledgeable on how to re-jet. for the different motor.  Slam dunk.  Give
'em a call or e-mail Ken (from the Davebean.com website).


>> Hello list,
>>
>> I hope someone out there can help me.  I built a new motor for my MGB
>racer
>> and the 45DCOE9 that worked great on the old 3-main engine in hot street
>prep
>> goes way lean at 5,500 RPM on the new full race 5-main.  I have 1 3/4"
SUs
>> and I will put them on with KW1 needles which I'm told is the ticket.
>>
>> I would however like to master the technique of rejeting the Weber.  Can
>> anyone suggest a good book on the subject?  I have two books (one is half
>> Italian) and both are worthless.  How about a good source for jets and
>small
>> parts etc?
>>
>> I would appreciate any help.
>>
>> Rod Schweiger
>> '64 MGB Sebring Coupe?
>>
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