I have a Fury with Silvertop Zetec 1800 on twin 40DCOE's and was going to install a Megajolt Kit. But on reading numerous post I am now considering going to Bike Carbs. My question is, if I bought a complete bike carb kit what else would I have to do to get them working and what sort of power increase could I expect?
Personally, I'd stick with the DCOE's!
I'll probably get shot down for this, but here's my thinking; they're tried and tested, and have been around longer than the bike carbs
on a car engine idea. And having had a car on Webbers previously, I've found out since doing my build using a zetec and bike carbs that
DCOE's appear (on face value) more widely available to have setup on rolling roads through organisations.
I think the idea of bike carbs really came round as an alternative to Webbers/Dellorto's etc. as the can potentially be installed for a lot less
cost, and are becomming more widely available. If you're handy with a welder an inlet manifold can be made cheaply rather than buying a specific
inlet for DCOE's for an engine.
I couldn't comment on the power side of things, mind, so I'm expecting someone else to come back and say which ones they think can be more
fruitful overall.
I've known people with 7's who have upgraded to Megajolt from older setups and kept DCOE's who have had a noticable difference in the
drive on their cars, so perhaps you may want to consider that route before chaging your fuelling system!
2p added, expecting change....
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Originally posted by brianl0922
....what sort of power increase could I expect?
Thanks for the replies, I did wonder if the bike carbs would give more power but if its as small increase its just worth it. I'll just get a
Megajolt Kit and get it tuned on a rolling road.
PS anyone know if there is a good rolling road in Aberdeen area?
Cheers
Brian
You could go for a half way house that would be very effective, twin DCOE's are already throttle bodies, remove the chokes and blank fuel holes
then add some injectors into the manifold.
You can buy plugs to weld in, get someone like flack monkey to make up the bits.
Regards Mark