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Weber carb for 1600 crossflow


Benno

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I've acquired a worked 1600 crossflow for my escort, but I need to get a carb for it. I'm wanting to get a cheap weber for now then save up for some sidedraughts or have a play with bike carbs in the future.

 

I've been offered a crossflow manifold and a weber 32/36 DGAV off a 2.0L pinto. Is this carb going to work as I want it to? Will need to re-jet obviously. From some research it seems that some people don't have any issues at all with these carbs, others say that they don't idle properly no matter what you do and aren't right for the engine. Can anyone confirm that this carb will will work sweet?

 

I was planning on jetting it to same specs as this to get it running then fiddle with it from there

Main Jet Primary 140, Secondary 140
Emulsion Tube Primary F50, Secondary F50
Air correction Jet Primary 170, Secondary 140
Idle Jet Primary 55, Secondary 45
Pump Jet 50

Do these jet sizes seem reasonable to start with?

 

Finally, I was planning on getting a filter like this which has a height of roughly 6.5cm. Will this have any bonnet clearance issues?

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