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Old 03-07-2007, 05:18   #1 (permalink)
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Weber stack

I own a 68 Mustang coupe that I have restored, now it’s engine time and I have decided to go the crate route.

I will be driving the car 2000-5000 miles a years, it will only see nice weather on the weekends, car shows for fun, terrorizing the local chevy contingent and taken out to the drags and the track once in a while and of course long drives.

There is a crate company called T & L engines that sells a 347 stroker with a weber stack.

My question is for what I will be doing with this car do you feel this set up is fine?

Can someone please enlighten me as to how hard it is to tune these how long they stay tuned and the pitfalls?

And if anybody has any experience with T & L I’m all ears.

Thanks.

p.s. did I post this in the right spot?
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Old 03-07-2007, 05:46   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Weber stack

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I own a 68 Mustang coupe that I have restored, now it’s engine time and I have decided to go the crate route.

I will be driving the car 2000-5000 miles a years, it will only see nice weather on the weekends, car shows for fun, terrorizing the local chevy contingent and taken out to the drags and the track once in a while and of course long drives.

There is a crate company called T & L engines that sells a 347 stroker with a weber stack.

My question is for what I will be doing with this car do you feel this set up is fine?

Can someone please enlighten me as to how hard it is to tune these how long they stay tuned and the pitfalls?

And if anybody has any experience with T & L I’m all ears.

Thanks.

p.s. did I post this in the right spot?
Webbers are good carbs BUT are high maintenance and things like dry gaskets throw them out easily , either install injection which will offer more reliability and probably more power or consider maybe some triple 97 style arrangement
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Old 05-23-2007, 14:39   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Weber stack

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