Would a 34 pict suit a 1776 or am i better of with a dual throat weber. i'm after a reliable ride not a street weapon.:duh
depends
I have had a 1776 with a DFEV (Progressive) Weber and a 1916 with a 34 pict
Both were good.
I jetted the weber myself and the Pict was done.
Is the dual throat weber progressive (DFEV etc) or non (IDF etc) ???
You going to jet it your self??
Futue te ipsum!!!
it has a standard cam. the cary is from a 1600 motor and I have no idea whether the weber is progressive or non. how do you tell?
Simple
Open the throttle, if one butterfly opens before the other then the carb is progressive.
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Im not a complete idiot, quite a few parts are missing....
it doesn't seem to be progressive carby. Alli can tell is it is a dual weber with brevettato on one side and bolgna on the other with a high rise manifold. I also have a 34 pict carby. Which would be best suited for reliable transport. The 1776 is balanced with a counterweight crank and standard cam.
cheers Aaron
34 pict with svda dizzy.
reliable
drivable
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Would the 34pict have to be rejetted or just as standard
a picture may help?
another