Rejetting?

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barefoot
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Rejetting?

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It has come to my attention that I'm running the wrong carb. It's the replacement Weber, but it's apparently jetted for an 1.8 and I'm running it on my 1.6.
Is it possible to rejet & if so, what size do I need & where do I get them from?

Thanks in anticipation.


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primary secondary
main jet 120 125
air corrector 155 155
emulision tube f-30 f-25
idle jet 50 50
pump jet 45


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Helpful place with should be able to advise you on which bits you need. I had trouble finding info/bits for my DMTR carb fitted to my Mk1
http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/shop/index.php


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http://www.webcon.co.uk


The guys that run the place know all there is to know about Weber carbs.

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Thanks everyone, that's great.


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