Hi All,
Has anyone used the carby kits they sell on ebay for the 1600 and 1800's? Are the any good. Is it worth my time? Money?
I have a 1978 Subaru Brumby.. He's hot, just quietly, but I do find when I accelerate I get a bit of lag sometimes, like the carby isn't pumping enough fuel... Would the rebuild kit fix that ??
Any ideas anyone?
Cheers! Carlie.
Carby Kits, Any Advice?
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carlie400
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Carby Kits, Any Advice?
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From what I have read about your ute Carly, I would just let it run in now before you do anything else, could take 5 to 10 thousand K's before he loosens up enough to see what you really have there.
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Lots of Ks,A/C, MP3 sometimes(if its not dark) singing steering wheel cover which I listen too when its dark.
Suby Newbie
Lots of Ks,A/C, MP3 sometimes(if its not dark) singing steering wheel cover which I listen too when its dark.
Suby Newbie
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openflame06
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Just thought I would post this. There is a site http://www.nardek.com.au that seems to have rebuild kits available for several of the EA series engines.
I havent got one yet but if I do end up getting one Ill post saying whether its worthwhile or not.
I havent got one yet but if I do end up getting one Ill post saying whether its worthwhile or not.