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carbys

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jaksc ·

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

Bizarre ·

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??

jaksc ·

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?

tassupervee ·

Simple
Open the throttle, if one butterfly opens before the other then the carb is progressive.
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jaksc ·

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

koolkarmakombi ·

34 pict with svda dizzy.

reliable

drivable

jaksc ·

Would the 34pict have to be rejetted or just as standard

jaksc ·

a picture may help?

jaksc ·

another