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Weber 45
Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 10:19 am
by Gareth Brandt
Hi. Got two Weber dcoe 45s. One nr 13, Italian and one nr 152, Spanish. Which one to use?? Read about bad progression hole placement on the 152?? Anyone got any info? Also heard that nr 15/16 are the best to use on a A engine, is this so? The engine the Weber is going on is a 1380, ported head, free flowing exhaust, race cam. Appreciate help and info
Gareth
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 4:25 pm
by Smiffy
The 13 as the 152 has a different progression drillings, which make setting it up right a pain in the arse.
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 4:33 pm
by Gareth Brandt
Smiffy wrote:The 13 as the 152 has a different progression drillings, which make setting it up right a pain in the arse.
So does the 15/16 work better? Or is the 13 better than the 152?
Gareth
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 4:44 pm
by Smiffy
To be honest any that isn't a 152, would be good. Apparently the later 152G, made in germany solved the problem with a extra progression hole. The correct 45 for the Siamese port A series is the '45dcoe 9', which you can buy new again as they've started reproducing them.
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 9:38 pm
by ivor badger 2
Smiffy wrote: The correct 45 for the Siamese port A series is the '45dcoe 9', which you can buy new again as they've started reproducing them.
No it's not, the 13 is the siamised port carb and was originally bought by BMC for MGBs. The 9 went on big Healys with one choke per port.
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 12:29 am
by Smiffy
ivor badger 2 wrote:Smiffy wrote: The correct 45 for the Siamese port A series is the '45dcoe 9', which you can buy new again as they've started reproducing them.
No it's not, the 13 is the siamised port carb and was originally bought by BMC for MGBs. The 9 went on big Healys with one choke per port.
I stand corrected.
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 8:43 am
by Gareth Brandt
ivor badger 2 wrote:Smiffy wrote: The correct 45 for the Siamese port A series is the '45dcoe 9', which you can buy new again as they've started reproducing them.
No it's not, the 13 is the siamised port carb and was originally bought by BMC for MGBs. The 9 went on big Healys with one choke per port.
So, is the 13 good for an A engine?
Gareth
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 11:09 am
by swifty
I've had a set of split 45 s and they were made from 152 . I think they run better low down and could them to tick over reasonably well with a 649 cam . 1480 cc . ... Ken
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 9:26 pm
by ivor badger 2
Gareth Brandt wrote:ivor badger 2 wrote:Smiffy wrote: The correct 45 for the Siamese port A series is the '45dcoe 9', which you can buy new again as they've started reproducing them.
No it's not, the 13 is the siamised port carb and was originally bought by BMC for MGBs. The 9 went on big Healys with one choke per port.
So, is the 13 good for an A engine?
Gareth
That's what it's designed to work on, so yes.
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Sat May 03, 2014 1:22 am
by Smiffy
swifty wrote:I've had a set of split 45 s and they were made from 152 . I think they run better low down and could them to tick over reasonably well with a 649 cam . 1480 cc . ... Ken
Interesting are they the later german versions with the extra progression holes ? If not where have you set the air bypass screws ?
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Sat May 03, 2014 9:08 pm
by swifty
Smiffy there long gone , so can't answer that one ... Ken
Re: Weber 45
Posted: Sat May 03, 2014 10:47 pm
by Smiffy
swifty wrote:Smiffy there long gone , so can't answer that one ... Ken
Shame cheers anyway.