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weber carbs... 2 Attachment(s) Hey, I got a 84 camaro for dirt cheap. It has the edle performer rpm manifold which i pulled to put on my camaro. It had a weber carb I have attached a few pictures. I cant find any info online about this carb was wondering if anyone has used weber and if they are good. And if anyone can point in direction of where to find which carb model it is thanks |
Re: weber carbs... It's an Edelbrock Performer, or Carter AFB. Weber was the actual manufacturer. |
Re: weber carbs...
Originally Posted by Apeiron
(Post 3998327)
It's an Edelbrock Performer, or Carter AFB. Weber was the actual manufacturer. are these smog legal and do you know where to get a diagram so I can hook up the vacuum lines? Car i pulled it off of had no smog hooked up so all the ports are plugged and got no idea where the vacuum lines need to run. |
Re: weber carbs... Not even close to smog legal for California, sorry. |
Re: weber carbs... as in they wont pass visaul or they wont be able to hook up neccessary vacuum lines or as in they wont burn clean enough? |
Re: weber carbs... Probably all of the above. |
Re: weber carbs... ha ha true that,damn peoples republic of california. do you know where i can get info on it to see what exact model and specs and such? |
Re: weber carbs... Look for numbers stamped into the base of the carb |
Re: weber carbs... 1405 2074 on the base 8867 on top opposite the fuel inlet. |
Re: weber carbs... An Edelbrock 1405 is 600 CFM and comes with with a manual choke. Out of the box it's jetted a little richer than the same-sized 1406 with an electric choke, but those are just starting points. |
Re: weber carbs... i found it online and it says it has EGR hook ups, PCV and power brake booster. and distrubutor vacuum advance. Says mild performance for street strip/,marine use but doesn't mention smog/emissions. Does that mean its just a gamble as to whether smog peoples will fail its visual? |
Re: weber carbs... There's no EGR port, that's only on the 1400. It's also not marine-approved, that's the 1409 and 1410. It's not a gamble. There are no aftermarket carbs that will pass a California visual inspection. |
Re: weber carbs... your right, its pcv i saw not egr. I live in county where i just need one smog check to transfer title (just bought car) My current carb mixture solenoid is bad, so i guess I will just put the edle on while i rebuild other Quadra, take it of for smog, then back on to pair with my air gap manifold. |
Re: weber carbs... The stock Quadrajet is vastly superior to that Edelbrock, just fix the MCS. |
Re: weber carbs... this car is my daily driver and dont want to have it out of commission while I do the mcs. Plus I already have the edle so might as well put it on while i fix the damn quadra jet. Know where a good place to get a MCS is? |
Re: weber carbs... The Edelbrock is different enough from a Quadrajet that it wouldn't be worth the trouble changing everything to make it work and then take it off again, especially when it only takes a couple of hours at most to rebuild the Quadrajet. |
Re: weber carbs... the problem is i have no idea waht the heck i am doing with rebuild carb, I have read the haynes manual like 8 times and the rebuild info on this site and can't wrap my brain around it. I am very much a learn/understand by seeing it, seeing how it works, and hands on. |
Re: weber carbs... Even still, you're only looking at a couple of hours. If you put the Edelbrock on, you need to do a manifold swap, replace your distributor, rewire the transmission TCC circuit, run a new fuel line from the pump to the carb, and figure out how to get the TV cable geometry correct. All for less mileage, less power, and less driveability. |
Re: weber carbs... what if i had a manifold that had the vacuum port for EGR? would that allow me to keep the EGR? |
Re: weber carbs... Manifolds don't have vacuum ports for EGR, they have exhaust ports for EGR. The EGR vacuum port is on the carburetor. The presence or absence of an EGR vacuum port isn't what's stopping you from being emissions legal though. In California, you must have the exact original equipment or an approved replacement to pass the visual inspection. There are no approved replacement carburetors. |
Re: weber carbs...
Originally Posted by Apeiron
(Post 4000974)
Even still, you're only looking at a couple of hours. If you put the Edelbrock on, you need to do a manifold swap, replace your distributor, rewire the transmission TCC circuit, run a new fuel line from the pump to the carb, and figure out how to get the TV cable geometry correct. All for less mileage, less power, and less driveability. The edelbrock can't be bolted to the stock manifold? Would there be an adapter that would work for it? I have had to replace the fuel line and the last approx 10 inches is rubber hose that leads to my fuel inlet. So thats covered. I dont plan on keeping this carb on very long, but as it is now i am running so lean I can't barely drive my daily driver. by TV cable you mean throttle cable? If so, any recommendations? I think i am sending my quadrajet carb to a SoCal shop that friend turned me on to. I just need the edel to work while i send it off. Any recomendations on TV cable. I took the carb with the edelbrock performer RPM manifold (http://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/7101/10002/-1) off the exact same year camaro. After I get my one time smog i putting that manifold on it with the completely rebuild quadra. |
Re: weber carbs... The Edelbrock won't bolt to the stock manifold. You could use an adapter if you have the clearance. The TV cable is the throttle valve cable for the transmission. It's essential for the proper working and longetivity of your transmission. Also essential is the wiring for the torque converter clutch. Currently it's controlled by the computer, but the computer won't work as soon as you put the other carab on. You haven't mentioned what you're going to do about the distributor. The stock distributor needs the computer to control the ignition timing. You'll need to replace it with one that has mechanical advance. |
Re: weber carbs... the car i pulled this off of, I pulled the distributor off of and it looks to be the exact same as mine, but I guess I could put that distributor on my car. I didn't think that it would be all that different. the carb has two ports on the front of it one for timed distributor vacuum advance and one for non distributor advance heres picture http://static.summitracing.com/globa...s/edl-1405.pdf what can i do about the throttle valve cable? and the torque converter? |
Re: weber carbs... If the distributor is the exact same as yours, you can't use it. You need one with a vacuum advance canister. Check the sticky at the top of the forum for ways to make the TCC work. You'll have to find bracketry that will make the TV cable work. |
Re: weber carbs...
Originally Posted by Apeiron
(Post 4001049)
If the distributor is the exact same as yours, you can't use it. You need one with a vacuum advance canister. Check the sticky at the top of the forum for ways to make the TCC work. You'll have to find bracketry that will make the TV cable work. |
Re: weber carbs... The cap and rotor are the same as you have now, they're not the problem. The entire body of the distributor itself needs to be replaced. Check the sticky for ideas on handling the TCC wiring. |
Re: weber carbs...
Originally Posted by Apeiron
(Post 4001398)
The cap and rotor are the same as you have now, they're not the problem. The entire body of the distributor itself needs to be replaced. Check the sticky for ideas on handling the TCC wiring. ok so i will have to pull whole thing out my car and put whole one i have from other car in. thanks, i would have had issues if i hadn't posted :thanks: |
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