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    Default *INFO* Weber Jet and Other tech info for Vauxhall Engines

    Saw this on VxON and thought some of you guys may not have seen it.

    These figures are for Twin 40 carb setups

    1200cc



    Choke size: 25mm
    Main Jets: 100
    Emulsion Tubes: F11/F15
    Air Correctors: 150
    Idle Jets: 40/f9
    Pump Jets: 30/35
    Auxiliary Venturis: 4.0


    1300cc


    Choke size: 26mm
    Main Jets: 105
    Emulsion Tubes: F11/F15/F9/F16
    Air Correctors: 155
    Idle Jets: 40/f9
    Pump Jets: 30/35
    Auxiliary Venturis: 4.0



    1400cc


    Choke size: 27mm
    Main Jets: 110
    Emulsion Tubes: F11/F15/F9/F16
    Air Correctors: 160
    Idle Jets: 40/F9
    Pump Jets: 30/35
    Auxiliary Venturis: 4.0


    1600cc


    Choke size: 32
    Main Jets: 125
    Emulsion Tubes: F15/F9/F16
    Air Correctors: 170
    Idle Jets: 45/F9
    Pump Jets: 40/45
    Auxiliary Venturis: 4.0
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    so what webber carb is this for is it the 32/34 or the twin webber 40/45's

    sorry if this sounds dumb

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    I think its just what sizes that particular engine needs

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    Well I had 150/185 main jets on my 32/34, they look more like the figures for single-choke replacements, but then still don't match up as the single-choke weber for the 1300 is a 32mm choke.

    (which is still a bit daft seeing as I used to have a single 36mm on a 1200)

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    I think they're figures for twin weber 40s.

    As, I cant imagine anyone wanting to put a single weber on a 1.6.

    Hense the smaller choke size for each on a 1200

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    They are twin weber 40 settings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam
    They are twin weber 40 settings.
    That would explain it then.

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