r1 or busa carbs
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Old Timer
r1 or busa carbs
what does the kit consist of and is the rebuild something i would be able to do being a novice at that kind of thing??
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Settling In
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Local Hero
It's pretty easy to rebuild a carb as long as you note where everything goes and give it a good clean. I've always found pretty much that the rebuild kits make a big difference in all the carbs I've done. Done about 6 various types over the years. The key thing is getting the engine setup properly afterwards.
The main thing that kills carbs is the auto choke, worn spindle shafts (most likely) or cracks (unlikely)
Cheers
Rich
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Local Hero
rustys_mk1 said
sorry if i sound dumb but whats a spindle shaft?
Its an internal part of the carburettor, I think (not sure) its the main shaft which the butterfly valve sits on. Wear here means that at idle (almost closed) the amount of air it lets past, is inconsistent.
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paul_c said
rustys_mk1 said
sorry if i sound dumb but whats a spindle shaft?
Its an internal part of the carburettor, I think (not sure) its the main shaft which the butterfly valve sits on. Wear here means that at idle (almost closed) the amount of air it lets past, is inconsistent.
Bang on!
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Tbh i hate my engine, it sucks and seems like its fully unreliable….
I want a new engine and i could get a mk3 golf for like 4-600 which would be a perfect donor car for me, plus the fact itd make my car more reliable considerign id have a newer better engine.
Basically, how hard would the swap be, as i could see were it all goes int he mk3.
Wouldnt this make my mk1 more reliable too, making this one of the best options to do…
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i think a mk3s mounts are tottally different so youd be better off lookin for something out of a mk3 polo or mk2 golfnwould make your life much easier. and yeah prob will be more reliable but depends on how good the engine you put in is if its on its way out will be just as much if not more hassle.
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