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PMO carb ? What size
Hey guys I am hoping you can help me a little here. I got a set of 40mm PMO's off a burned car. They are currently at Bieker Engineering awaiting a rebuild. Harry said they would be 41.5mm when he is done. He can also make them bigger 46mm up to 52mm I think. I really don't need them so I am wondering if there is a more sought after size. Really I am just going to sell them once they are done. Thanks for the help
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08-30-2007, 08:59 PM
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What year car do you have? What engine? What do you use the car for (track/street)? Carbs are great and they sound fantastic, I'm sure you will like them!
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They came off a 74 2.7 motor. They are not going back on it though. I'm really a 914 guy & don't plan on doing a conversion. So I just want to get these a size people will want. They will be for sale once they are finished.
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08-31-2007, 06:03 AM
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JRust,
Sorry I didn't read you post closely enough. Knowing they came off a '74 2.7L ought to help, though.
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08-31-2007, 06:38 AM
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call Pelican & ask which size they sell the most of
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...or find a buyer who wants a specific throttle size and ask Bieker to build to that spec. The buyer gets a custom-sized, rebuilt PMO/Weber and everybody is sorta happy.
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My Webers are 40mm on my '74 with 2.7L engine that was previously CIS. No other modifications were made except for the induction and fuel pump.
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pmo carbs
I've got a 911 3.2 carrera with webers and was looking for pmos in the 46 mm range. I ve got 40 webers and could use a larger carb.
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I would be interested in them I have a 2.8L E cam type motor 9.5 cr ported intakes to 37mm.So 40s or so would be great.Feel free to PM me when there ready thanks Chuck
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Sounds like I'll just stick with the 41.5 they will be. I've had a few emails inquiring when they will be up for sale. Unfortunately I don't have a timeline from Harry. He's had them 3 months allready & just got them in cleaning solution of some kind. NO problem as I knew the wait would be a long one. Besides he does excellent work from what I hear so I don't mind waiting. Heck it will be close to a grand to get them rebuilt as it is. Well thanks again for the tips
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