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What Webber

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What Webber

Post by Sneezing7 »

Just curious as to what type of webber I should look at putting on my 1995 Fezz.

From What I can see 40 DCNF seems to be a good option. Yes? No?

Also, what work will be required in order to fit it?

Thanks in advance!
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Post by murcod »

Hi, most people on here have got the EFI HD-E engine, not the HD-C carby version. Possibly someone might be able to help though???
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Post by BajanFeroza »

Not sure if this help but i put a 32-36 down drauft webber carburetta on my 80 feroza - WHAT a difference.
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Post by Sneezing7 »

Do you have any pics of this?

I am mainly interested in what the adapter plate looks like
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Post by BajanFeroza »

I had to fabricate one, and do some smal mods to the accelerator cadble mount. Actually the hardest thing was finding an air filter to fit. again we had to modify one. I will take a pic this evening 4u.
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Post by built4thrashing »

hi
if your after info on webers then check out another link in the suzuki section about putting webers on suzuki sierras. it will give you some ideas on what to do http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... hp?t=28919

the weber you would need to get is a 32/36 dgav as these are the easiest to tune and have the most fun factor. a carb straight from a ford ecsort should almost work without changes. Good luck and message me if ya have any probs
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Post by built4thrashing »

Hey BajanFeroza what jet setup does your weber have in it? would be interested to know if it is anything like what we run in our suzuki's would like to know the idle, main and air jet sizes. thanx
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Post by BajanFeroza »

WOW,

now I have to go check with my carb/welder/fabricator guy - i dont have a clue, but just so you know. The dozen or so suzuki 4x4 guys here, use the same weber and similar jettings - keep hearing that it takes ALOT of work to get the jetting right, as some stall going up hills and some stall coming down - mine just backfires like a gun-shot and cuts out (at least i know when it going to cut out). I have not had time to try different things with it yet as I have only done 1 test drive. Suspension problems, but that will change over the next month. :lol:
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Post by built4thrashing »

you should try a similar jet setup to what JrZook runs in his sierra. check out the suzuki weber link for sizes.
It sounds like ya timing is out for it to backfire all the time
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Post by Sneezing7 »

BajanFeroza:

Have you had time to take any pics?? Still curious to see what the setup looks like!

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Post by BajanFeroza »

Sorry no pics, a bit busy with wedding plans etc. will try this evening.
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