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IronClad: If I wanted to hold hands and be nice I'd become a hippie.
Im a strong believer and converter to propane.
id love to do that..if i had 900 bucks. I pulled my carb off 2 months ago and had it rebuilt. put it back on and now it runs worse. it idles at about 4 grand. my boyfriend talked me into a weber.
I had a similar problem with my '80. It would only idle above 2,000 rpms. I ran it like that for a while and after fiddling with a bunch of things it ended up being caused by a crusty vacuum advance. Now I can dial it in to idle at a reasonable rpm.I suspected carb problems and I was considering buying a weber. I even bought a rebuild kit but trouble shooting the other parts saved me buying a carb.
Webbers are real simple , old holly 2 barrels work good toBoth of these carbs can ba found at the junk yard or at old carb houses
I got my propane system for a little over $700. Tanks are cheap too if you know where to look.I just say propane because yes it is a little bit of an investment but my truck turned over with a tap of the key after I installed it. I was not dealing with a carb that had been sitting for 25 years. (My truck has 26,000 miles...hehehe) The price outweighed my time and the $100 here and $50 here for rebuild kits and miscellaneous parts.
I have never had a prob w my webber !!
You are lucky!!!!
Well webers seem to be working for about half the guys who use them, the other half hate them with a passion. I've been getting up to 22 mpg with my stock carb on my 20r, so that, and the fact that my goal is to spend as little as possible on the truck rule out the weber for me. If I got a free one I would probably try it... I got my entire truck for $250 so it's a little hard for me to spend more than that on just a carb.Good luck...
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