sporegalore88 Posted May 25 Report Share Posted May 25 I’ve got a d21 and attempting the conversion from tbi to carb with the k644-38 kit from Webber. Everything seems straight forward in terms of installation the instructions are easy. I’ve watched a handful of videos that break down the process as well I cracked the adapter plate by barely snugging the mounting bolts that was my first mistake Fixed it with RTV but curious if you can buy a gasket kit only without the entire setup? Second and the one that is holding me up now is the final thick piece of plastic gasket that the carburetor sits on top of. Every demonstration I’ve seen the gasket fits perfect into the mounting studs but for some reason the bolts are not fitting through the material. I didn’t read anywhere that you had to tap threads or drill a larger hole into the gasket to get the bolts to fit. Has anyone dealt with this issue on your conversion? Would drilling a larger hole compromise the seal? Thanks for any advice Quote Link to comment
ggzilla Posted May 25 Report Share Posted May 25 Just drill the holes bigger, it won't cause any problem Are those the studs that came with the kit? Some of the adapters use a stepped stud with smaller threads on the top end Quote Link to comment
datzenmike Posted May 25 Report Share Posted May 25 Does the 38/38 fit that bolt pattern? How will you get this past a smog test? Do you own an old GM product? Quote Link to comment
Stinky Posted June 3 Report Share Posted June 3 Silicone, it is not just for bosoms...you can use it to glue most anything. The last thing that I used it on was a tennis shoe sole. I used Black Ultra. If you have a place in your area that does Water-Jet cutting, they can make you another adapter. The set-up fee is about 50 buckeroos, then the plate, and time. The adapter for my Weber top, to a 6" circle, to make an air-filter adapter, for me, was about $75. I doubt that it was ur fault. Quote Link to comment
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