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Which Weber Book?
I am going to rebuild my carbs and was wondering what book is the best resource, the Original Weber Tech Manual or the Haynes Carburetor Manual.
Are there other better books out there?
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05-27-2004, 11:29 AM
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There are others... might be able to look one up later tonite -- or you can search Amazon or Powell's or use Google.
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Weber Carbs by Pat Braden
Weber Tech Manual by Bob Tomlinson Weber Carb Manual by haynes 101 Projects by Wayne Dempsey
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I have the Haynes, (Great for DCNF and IDF) and the HP one by Pat Braden, I like that one much better for the tripple throats IDA's
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Thanks I ordered the Pat Braden book, it seems to have the most info on the IDA's.
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