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cubastreet

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  1. I have an old subaru brumby with the ea81 1800 pushrod engine.

    I'm going to replace the carb soonish as the old one was bad to start with, and now there's a big flat spot.

    I have two carbs at my disposal - a weber 34/34 ADF from a fiat twincam

    34ADF.jpg

    and the old trusty 32/36 DGAV.

    fook me if I'm wrong but the combined area of the chokes is pretty much the same, so I'm guessing each will flow about the same air wide open.

    Does anybody know how the difference in primary size will affect things?

    Less low end torque for the 34?

    Better mid range without having to open the secondary?

    Fuel consumption?

    The ADF is mo sexy but I use the car off road a bit so don't want to lose anything in the low end.

  2. hey,

    I'm going to OS fair on saturday, apparently the cars will be priced to sell.

    Was thinking of maybe buying a car and sending it to NZ to sell for profit,

    Good idea or not worth the f@n trouble?

    anything in particular fetching good coin these days?

    budget approx 15k

    jeremy

  3. Any one know what (actually) happens in situations like this incase my above comment was wrong? Never had anyone hit me or vise versa.

    What happened to me was:

    Guy came around, said my ute was worth $800

    Scrap value=600 - here take this 200.

    I wrote a letter, another guy came round, said $500

    - here take $50

    I rang up and asked for a "deadlock" letter - this is very important.

    My ute was instantly worth $1800 - here, take $1200.

    a few hundred bucks for replacement panels via tardme and a bit of panelbeating later I was back on the road.

  4. The article also said that drilling a hole in the door sills and pouring expanding foam in makes a huge difference.

    That's a really nice recipe for rust. :lol:

    = why i didnt do it. at least it wont make your car twisty.

    For a drag car or something thats garaged though it might be worthwhile.

  5. I have a real good article on seam welding somewhere on my computer, tho unfortunately it's now in storage for a year.

    The article also said that drilling a hole in the door sills and pouring expanding foam in makes a huge difference.

    For the spot welds you don't need to use a spot welder. Just get one of those drills you use for cutting out spot welds, cut through the top layer and use a mig to fill in the hole. Then just grind flat and paint it and it can't be seen.

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