Ram tubes for 105 Webers

Started by Roo504, March 12, 2012, 05:41:14 PM

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Cool Jesus

I concur...(I think that's the right spelling). Aggie sumed it up here. Get the fuel metering right then see how far you want to go with the air intake.  ;D a Webber or Dell Orto tech book should be of valuable assistance.
Present:
* '76 Alfetta GTAm 2.0 (project)
* '03 147 2.0 TS
*'12 159 Ti 1750 TBi
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Past:
* '10 159 2.2 JTS
* '89 164 3.0
* '98 Spider 2.0 TS

Roo504

Yeah it is very important to get the air/fuel ratio correct. I had it analysed and the mixture corrected after putting the carbs onto a new engine with higher compression pistons.
I plan on putting extractors on the car, so when I do this I'll play around with the air filter system again and make sure the mixtures are right.

Thanks for the info,
Andrew

dfrye

For the filters, try BBR (http://www.bills-b-racing.com/). Will be half the price of the local suppliers. I use them with a centerline carb stay plate and they seem to work fine. You need to google for velocity stack filters, not ram tube filters if you want to find the US suppliers.

//dean