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webber carbs

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ohsolo   +1y
so what is the difference in the webber carbs ? which ones are good for the 2.2L and why?
dawj0789   +1y
you need the weber 32/36
ohsolo   +1y
Oh so is that the only one that will work?
onelo86b2k   +1y
I think they make the adapters to fit a few to the 2.0/2.2 manifold
phatkix   +1y
You can use the 32/36, 34, 36, or 38 as per Weber.

From what I've read, everyone goes with the 32/36 DGEV.

That's what i'm ordering for my 2600.
ragecc   +1y
32/36 is for fuel economy and a little performance. The 38 is all out performance and would complement a header and cam nicely. I run a 32/36 on my mazda and love it. Thinking about the 38 on my toyota.
ohsolo   +1y
these trucks are good on gas as it is so why not go for it and put the 38 on lol
ragecc   +1y
Its possible to put too much fuel to the engine if it can't burn it. That's why a header and hotter ignition are recommended. Gets it in burns it and gets it out then. I think my mileage went down actually with my 32/36 but man it runs better for sure.
ohsolo   +1y
hotter ignition ???. im looking into all my options right now cause im going to be rebuilding my 2.2L so i might aswell do it all at the same time. so im trying to research what guys are doing to these motors
87_b2600   +1y
i got a webber on mine i dono what it is cuz the guy that had it before me and before my cuzion put it on so i dono. but i gotta rebuild my motor so i always have to adjust the carb to get it to run better. but other than that it does give the motor a wake up and thats on the stock header and cam for a 2600.