weber carb help

wflaw45

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i have a 88 suzuki samurai and i just put a weber DGAV 32/36 carb on it. there is not all that much power and it boggs down on take-offs

does anybody know of a carb-god or a weber speacialist locally (triangle area)

this is my daily driver and it just isnt performying like it should

thanks
-W.F.
 
look for Sarge. he knows it all. there are lots of other smart cookies but he's the one that popped to mind.

he is on the ORC board and the zuwharrie board. good luck
 
Mr_DIY said:
look for Sarge. he knows it all. there are lots of other smart cookies but he's the one that popped to mind.

he is on the ORC board and the zuwharrie board. good luck
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ye, but he is in like illinios or somethign? too far for me
 
You can send it off and have it wet tested and tuned. I used ACE in Utah for my Webers. DON'T take it to Transporter Werks! They claim to know webers, but after a $500 bill and still not running, I learn't a valuable lesson. I searched for a long time in Triangle and gave up. Then I sent mine to ACE - Air Cooled Engineering and they cleaned and rebuilt the carbs, re-jetted for my motor and wet tested and tuned. I got the choke eliminator kits and one of them converted with a reverse linkage kit for the dual carb setup. Cost me $400 for shipping and all.
They recommend starting the motor with no linkage. That way you know if your motor is working properly. I didn't even have to adjust the idle. Driving it today on it's maiden voyage to work. It's a Baja VW with 1915 cc. Transporter Werks can kiss my A$$.
 
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