48 IDA Linkage...Which One?
BeetleJuice - March 31st, 2010 at 03:38 PM
In my 68 street Beetle,I have on my engine 48 IDA's on short manifolds GB587, small fan housing and a Berg Breather GB 207B.
Was using a centre pull linkage but I have a new large dizzy and the linkage no longer fits.
In the Berg manual they recommend a GB 451 for use with my Berg accessories. Does anyone know if the GB 455 will fit my application with the above
Berg accessories?
Not sure if I see value in the Berg ones...But maybe I have to bite the bullit
Does anyone know if any other linkage will work with the Berg accessories I have?
If you have one, I may in the market to purchase.
Regards
Craig
Craig Torrens - March 31st, 2010 at 06:04 PM
so you have an engine ?
BeetleJuice - March 31st, 2010 at 06:17 PM
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so you have an engine ?
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Yeh. I won't say how long I've had it here on the grounds it will incriminate me.....Slacko
Got a bit to do....I reckon it'll be back on the road in the year 2015.
So Craig,How is your knowledge on linkages? Have you got anything that'll fit?
Gracey - March 31st, 2010 at 08:18 PM
I'm using the CSP centre pull linkage with a rather large dissy and it just fits.
Personally I think this is the best linkage I've ever used, however I'm using IDF's on tall manifolds.
matberry - March 31st, 2010 at 08:30 PM
Yep thats the one Craig, GB 451 fits the IDA's on those manifolds. Fitted one recently, usual Berg quality. I prefer Berg linkages, always good
quality and real nice light throttle feel, and you get the carb arms with Berg, that's important as they are often worn on the shaft flats. I don't
think any others come with arms.
BeetleJuice - March 31st, 2010 at 10:11 PM
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Yep thats the one Craig, GB 451 fits the IDA's on those manifolds. Fitted one recently, usual Berg quality. I prefer Berg linkages, always good
quality and real nice light throttle feel, and you get the carb arms with Berg, that's important as they are often worn on the shaft flats. I don't
think any others come with arms.
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HI Matt
What about carb sync and vibration? I've seen on other forums some have experienced this.
Would you have a good one lying around? With the amount of miles my car has done in the past 10yrs, I don't think I will need any replacement carb
arms just yet!
BeetleJuice - March 31st, 2010 at 10:14 PM
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I'm using the CSP centre pull linkage with a rather large dissy and it just fits.
Personally I think this is the best linkage I've ever used, however I'm using IDF's on tall manifolds.
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HI Gracey
What size IDF's are you using? The 48IDA is probably wider at the base than all other Weber & Dellorto, so I wonder if the CSP will fit mine??
Is there a chance you could get a pic?
Gracey - April 1st, 2010 at 05:57 PM
Hi Craig,
I'm using 44 IDF's and your right the IDA's are wider then the IDF's.
Are you using straight manifolds or offset manifolds?
matberry - April 1st, 2010 at 09:14 PM
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Yep thats the one Craig, GB 451 fits the IDA's on those manifolds. Fitted one recently, usual Berg quality. I prefer Berg linkages, always good
quality and real nice light throttle feel, and you get the carb arms with Berg, that's important as they are often worn on the shaft flats. I don't
think any others come with arms.
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HI Matt
What about carb sync and vibration? I've seen on other forums some have experienced this.
Would you have a good one lying around? With the amount of miles my car has done in the past 10yrs, I don't think I will need any replacement carb
arms just yet!
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In the many years of using them, I've only ever had sync issues when caused by fan housing issues, normally from aaxle tramp or cheapo alt straps or
something similiar. They certainly last forever, but are heavy.