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Weber DGV
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Gerard
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Look in my Tech section under "Info/Tuning" drop down for "Weber DGV"
https://gerardsgarage.com/Garage/tech.htm
https://gerardsgarage.com/Garage/tech.htm
aeronca65t
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I have no useful comments on fitting this carb, but I do have one on my 948 Red Rat.
https://classicmotorsports.net/forum/classic-cars/948-rwa-spridget/46427/page1/
Although I am not a huge fan of this carb and I didn't really re-jet it (I took it off a 1275 parts car), it actually seems to run fine. Gas mileage and starting are decent.
https://classicmotorsports.net/forum/classic-cars/948-rwa-spridget/46427/page1/
Although I am not a huge fan of this carb and I didn't really re-jet it (I took it off a 1275 parts car), it actually seems to run fine. Gas mileage and starting are decent.