bike carbs?? same as webers?
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bike carbs?? same as webers?
ie pump reg manifold(custom) throttle linkage etc
so wat im trying to get at is, is it the same basic idea just different carbs??
not saying im guna do this so no need to tell me how theres not much point and it wnt make any difference etc and i have searched it but cant seem to find exactly wat i need to kno??
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cheers
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is it done by the power of the engine there to be fitted to for example
if the motorbike is 120bhp those carbs will run a car engine of the similar power?not taking in to account jetting etc? but as a rough guide?
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havnt got them set up properly yet but it wont be long
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1000 carbs will be around 40-46mm ish
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if the bike is an all out sports bike they will have larger bodies than a larger cc tourer ,
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