weber 32/34

[dat521kid]

someone is offering me a used weber 32/34 for 150, is that an ok buy or no deal? i really do need a carb but i dont wanna get ripped off.. thanks for any input

[b210in]

150 sounds a little pricey. is he including the adapter, air cleaner, and linkage? if he is, it makes for a better deal but still a little pricey. i paid, 22 bucks for my used weber, and 35 for a new adapter, and i made my own braket to make my old throttle cable work with the weber.

[dat521kid]

i thought so!!! he is gonna include the piece where the carb sits on

[hogboy52]

I have a 32/34 on my '76 620. It fits the regular bolt pattern and uses the stock air cleaner. It's only real value is to comply with DEQ regs while giving some performance increase.

Since yours is a '72, you have no such restriction and can shop for much better performance at a much cheaper price.

[RandyinRenton]

there's something that performs better and cheaper than a 32/36?

[Cuts metal like mad]

there's something that performs better and cheaper than a 32/36?

 

I doubt it... but they are talking about the 32/34 dfv or whatever it is. There is also a 34/34 synchronous carb... some oddballs for sure, but as stated cali has those "restrictions" :fu: --> cali

[RandyinRenton]

Fortunately in Washington anything 25 years or older isn't required to be emission tested (a great reason to buy a Datsun, eh?)