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crazyfiggi Wolfsburg Wizard

657 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·

#99090
Hey, are weber dcnf 40mm carbs any good? I was given a set with manifolds and linkage and was wondering if i should fit them to my 1600, or should i buy some manifolds for the pair of weber 36mm idf carbs i have and fit them up?
Thanks guys,
Alex.

Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#99106
They are "old skool"

That said they can be good
They apparently have some bowl orientation problems and can cause level problems when cornering. type 3 like em cause of their low height. Berg used them in the 60 - 70's.
IF you have the patience put em on and see how they go. Would be cheaperthan buying IDF's.

I can email you the Haynes section if you wish. Several people here have them - not sure if they heve them working yet though
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vwtyp2 Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,504 posts · joined Sep 2003 ·

#99171
I have a dcnf that I swapped a guy when I was toying with the idea of a draw through turbo.
he had it on an 1835cc, I swapped him for a pair of 40's that I had also on an 1835. he's much happier with the dual down draft's

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vassy66T1 Wow ... are U reading this?

2,120 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·

#99712
I have had both on my beetle. Hard cornering does leave the carb (on one side) starving for fuel, so you have a hesitation. Apart from that, they have been good. If you have the idf's already, then I would go with them.:P

Quoll Officially Full-On Dubber

232 posts · joined Jan 2003 ·

#99906
Is this for a type 3 or a type 1?

crazyfiggi Wolfsburg Wizard

657 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·

#99924
Quoll- they are for a type 1.