38mm weber carb again?

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Re: 38mm weber carb again? [Re: 87Toy4x4] #804616 04/13/07 06:00 PM

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i get anywhere from 17-24 mpg depending on the type of driving i'm doing and which way the wind is blowing lol.

Fawk man, you ever gotta downshift when the wind picks up?? IT SUCKS! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

http://www.scerbfab.com/carb_faq.html

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38mm weber carb again?	Lil_Jon	04/12/07 05:14 AM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	Scerb	04/12/07 05:45 AM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	subliminaltrips	04/12/07 02:09 PM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	dcg9381	04/12/07 02:57 PM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	subliminaltrips	04/12/07 03:15 PM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	87Toy4x4	04/13/07 06:29 AM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	Scerb	04/13/07 06:00 PM
Re: 38mm weber carb again?	SALMONHEAD	04/13/07 07:33 PM

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