What model weber do I need??? And does anyone have one?
I have a 66' Sceptre 2
Thanks
What model weber carb for sceptre 2
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archie001
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Re: What model weber carb for sceptre 2
hi mate,
the weber on Myn lookslike a cortina one, its all down to the actual jets inside the carb as to how nicely it will run.
mine has a tiny flatspot when you first push the throttle but I put this down to the fact I bought it off ebay and who knows how long it had been sitting (only just put it on as the solex's economy was getting scary)
the weber on Myn lookslike a cortina one, its all down to the actual jets inside the carb as to how nicely it will run.
mine has a tiny flatspot when you first push the throttle but I put this down to the fact I bought it off ebay and who knows how long it had been sitting (only just put it on as the solex's economy was getting scary)
I fix things!!
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rusty nuts
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Re: What model weber carb for sceptre 2
I put a 28/36 Webber on my Mk2,had it re-coned first,but i reccon i could have bought a new one seeing the re-con cost £100+.Cant remember the firm,but the bloke said they had them in stock.
Had to turn the thottle link on the carb around if i remember correctly.And had to pull the choke cable back sideways to get tension on it,to allow it to work.Thing is,i dont use choke to get it going with this Webber. I find by pumping the pedal down slowly a few times,this gets it firing up,then i use use the choke to keep it ticking over until warm.
Had to turn the thottle link on the carb around if i remember correctly.And had to pull the choke cable back sideways to get tension on it,to allow it to work.Thing is,i dont use choke to get it going with this Webber. I find by pumping the pedal down slowly a few times,this gets it firing up,then i use use the choke to keep it ticking over until warm.
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archie001
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Re: What model weber carb for sceptre 2
Thanks everyone for you feedback.
I contacted weber and they advised me to buy a 32/36 DGV carb. So I have bought one new (original) from the USA for £140 inc air filter and postage!
I think the alterations rusty nuts describes will be the same for this carb.
I may be back soon asking for more help!
Ta V Much
I contacted weber and they advised me to buy a 32/36 DGV carb. So I have bought one new (original) from the USA for £140 inc air filter and postage!
I think the alterations rusty nuts describes will be the same for this carb.
I may be back soon asking for more help!
Ta V Much