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Count DRAGula · New user Joined: 18 Apr 2008 Posts: 15

I got a twin question

Iv only ever seen a weber 36 DCD 7 with my own eyes...and mines sitting at home. I was stupid enuff to twist the head off the air/fuel screw and the shaft is in the carbs body. Wots the easiest way to remove the shaft of the screw without damaging the carb?

I bought a weber 34 ICH today as a replacement to my fox/jetta1. Is it a better carb over my std carb...perf wise and fuel economy wise?

bigjim5551212 · Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:16 am Post subject:

you could find a very small left hand drill and drill it out.

the 34 ICT is ok, but if your car had a 1 barrel to begin with the ICT will be fine. A 2 barrel is better
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