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the_legend_of_yrag

 posted on 1st Nov 03 at 21:34

so they are better than the injection on a sri then!!!


Kerry

 posted on 1st Nov 03 at 09:22

twin 40 carbs have been around a long time i used to run them on my 1.6 fiesta track car. its basically 2 carbs which equal twice as much fuel in and we all know the quicker u get the fuel in the better it goes. they are not a patch on throttle bodies though and no where near as much to buy either.


and-m

 posted on 1st Nov 03 at 00:22

quote:
Originally posted by BeArDy
and they make your sound cool and faster :D
so winner all around


but not in the fuel economy dept :D

throttle bodies will give more power and better consumption as they use injectors which are a lot more precise than carbs.

[Edited on 01-11-2003 by and-m]


groom

 posted on 1st Nov 03 at 00:01

they do diff jobs mrthinks with my little knowlege of engines


MoNkEy MaGiC

 posted on 31st Oct 03 at 23:38

Throttle bodies or Weber twin 40s???

wats better and in what ways exactly???
price? Sound? power? torque? fuel economy? maintenance?

[Edited on 01-11-2003 by MoNkEy MaGiC]


BeArDy

 posted on 31st Oct 03 at 22:17

and they make your sound cool and faster :D
so winner all around


Kris TD

 posted on 31st Oct 03 at 21:24

tein meaning there are 2 of them, each one has 2 cylinders, 40 means 40mm


Neshol

 posted on 31st Oct 03 at 21:22

Carburettors. They mix fuel with air before the mixture reaches the cylinder. An alternative to fuel injection. To my knowledge anyway :)


the_legend_of_yrag

 posted on 31st Oct 03 at 21:15

What are they n what do they do? :boggle:

Cheers