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  • Weber Carb it!

    14 60.87%
  • Keep outa trouble. The K-jet is perfect

    9 39.13%
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Thread: Weber on a D?

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    Four fish Delorean ALEXAKOS's Avatar
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    Weber on a D?

    Hey Guys, You may have followed my restoration of 5992 thread.

    On my quest for mods I was having second thoughts about the fuel system.

    I met with an experienced Renault Alpine Racing mechanic the other day, and I mentioned my interest in getting the D a bit more "Sports" in to the "car".

    The open 997 Porsche exhaust I bought, will help a bit and I am also considering a fuel feed upgrade. I know most of you think that Carbs are a rollback and not an upgrade.

    Read many interesting EFI reports to stick to the quite stable and safe K-jet system. But since my K-jet system needs a serious overhaul... might as well exchange.

    This is what I found as an alternative:


    3X double Weber 42 IDA's on our PRV.

    How many say go and how many say no?

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    Looks SWEET to me!

    One thing with Webbers though is that it seems like they constantly need adjustment.

    I say go for it!

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    Weber on a D?
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    @James - That's GREAT!

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    If you understand how they work, go for it. I personally don't understand the K-jet system at all, and I don't know much about carbs either. When my engine is on it's way out, I've got a spare 4G63 turbo engine just sitting around that I think would fit nicely
    - Devon

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    Car Fanatic. Technical Novice. pezzonovante88's Avatar
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    Oh HELL yes! I was wondering when somebody would put Webers on a DeLorean.
    Previous Owner of 5875 - 1981/Grey/5-Speed/Grooved Hood

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    Car Fanatic. Technical Novice. pezzonovante88's Avatar
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    @ James - Brilliant.
    Previous Owner of 5875 - 1981/Grey/5-Speed/Grooved Hood

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    LOL@ James
    (GTOTHB!)


    I was weaned on old school and have seen Webbers are great carbs, the linkage can be a bit to keep adjusted but the carbs themselves are no problem. But, I have to say a three duces on our PRV is a um, waste...
    Looks cool to me tho!

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