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Retrovan
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 Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 5:12 am Post subject: Need new Weber carbs, any contacts please.. |
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Hi All,
Have me a 2000cc type 4 bus motor that I want to fit a Weber kit too.
But all the guys on Google, seem to have closed down.....
Carbs direct, Carbs.net, no reply...
what I need is a quote for a Weber Carb Kit K1412 (dual 34ict) with out filters, as well as a full set of all correction jets to enable the carb to be set for a VW type 4 2000cc motor
Shipping by lowcost surface mail.
Can you help  Please.....
Herman
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1972 Bay Panel-van with type 4 2 Lt. twin 34 ICT's (white)
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Mike Fisher
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www.aircooled.net
John says he'll give you free advice and/or setup the new carburetors for your engine.
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Brent
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I got all my jets, gaskets, and such from Pierce Manifolds in Gilroy, CA. They've always had everything I needed.
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Retrovan
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Thanks guys,
Finally got hold of Aircooled.net
Maybe someone gave them a heads up ?/
Had a problem communicating that I needed a extra set of jets, to fine tune the carbs once I got them.
Problem was , as I did not know what jets come with the carb, how do I order the set up and down.
They finally came back and told me to order two sets of jets, but to mention in the special order conditions, that I wanted up and down jets, they will work out which jets to include.
SO WE have it worked out.
Now I can order my carb set WITH jets....
Thanks again for your help.
Herman 
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1968 Fastback Type 4 2 Lt. twin 34 ICT's (Red)
1952 Split Beetle 1835cc. twin 34 ICT's (Azur blue)
1975 Split Bus Type 4 1914cc. twin 34 ICT's (wh/aqua)
1972 Bay Panel-van with type 4 2 Lt. twin 34 ICT's (white)
2019 Beetle Flatbed Truck called MeFusco
1973 FT Hahn SP - Project 1776cc |
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[email protected]
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we are in the US, we were sleeping while you were sending your e-mails. 
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bsairhead
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| Who recommended dual 34's for a 2000 cc engine? 2 liters should be able to run at least dual 40's |
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Retrovan
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| Who recommended dual 34's for a 2000 cc engine? 2 liters should be able to run at least dual 40's |
Car running at Sea level, not a racer, but only a cruiser......
With the right jets, and venturi s (throttle body's), it will be fine.....
I am sure John will set up my new carbs just fine,
If [email protected] is happy with the duel 34 ict's then that's fine by me.....
Herman
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1968 Fastback Type 4 2 Lt. twin 34 ICT's (Red)
1952 Split Beetle 1835cc. twin 34 ICT's (Azur blue)
1975 Split Bus Type 4 1914cc. twin 34 ICT's (wh/aqua)
1972 Bay Panel-van with type 4 2 Lt. twin 34 ICT's (white)
2019 Beetle Flatbed Truck called MeFusco
1973 FT Hahn SP - Project 1776cc |
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[email protected]
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IDFs are far better (dual 40s). The extra $ spent is wise here, IDFs are superior in so many areas over any dual 1bbls, including ICTs.
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