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Andrew
08-27-2017, 10:49 AM
In my random research, I stumbled upon a triple two bbl weber carb kit offered by Simon Auto in Germany. Simon Auto specializes in performance upgrades and parts for European performance cars, including the Alpine A310. The kit in question includes the carbs, a custom intake for the PRV and the linkage along with an air cleaner adapter plate.

It appears that this system is a custom designed and fabricated system not to be confused with the twin triple bbl Weber setup found on a handful of Pack GT Alpines and the Talbot Tagora.

I sent them an e-mail inquiry regarding the price and availability.

http://www.simon-auto-shop.com/shop/cgi-bin/shop.dll?AnbieterID=16&bnr=241259&Hauptseite=detail.htm

Andrew
09-03-2017, 12:13 PM
I received a response from Simon Auto confirming that the manifold is NLA :-(

DMCVegas
09-04-2017, 07:45 PM
Most places that offer manifold/carb kits for the PRV in Europe will require a core manifold first. Found that out while researching things for the Alpine.

Andrew
09-05-2017, 05:07 PM
Most places that offer manifold/carb kits for the PRV in Europe will require a core manifold first. Found that out while researching things for the Alpine.

JL Engineering offers a Solex to Holley 390 conversion for the Alpine A310 / Peugeot 604 style manifold. As you correctly note, the conversion kit requires a core Alpine / Peugeot manifold. The cost of the converted manifold with the carb kit is around $1000.00 the last time I checked. But again, one has to consider the cost of the Peugeot manifold and compounding shipping and handling charges.

The AussieFrog guys speak highly of a Weber 2 BBL conversion for the Peugeot manifold. The Weber conversion is similar to the Autolite 2100 conversion that is popular here in the States and involves blocking the single BBL inlet and using an adapter plate to mate the Weber to the two BBL inlet. The advantage of going the Weber or Autolite option is that neither require permanent modifications to the manifold. However, it would be interesting to see what kind of performance results are obtained from the Holley 390 conversion.

Supposedly there was somebody who was planning on making a single plane manifolds based upon a Peugeot footprint adapted to work with an Autolite 2100, but I haven't heard any updates in the past few months.