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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Kentfield,CA
Posts: 7
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i recently had a complete engine rebuild on my 69 912. sent all parts to a machine shop and replaced anything that needed replacing. i added bursch exhaust as well. my carburater's are dual dellorto's. my car has recently been sputtering and popping all over the rpm range. mainly when building up compression coming down a hill but often just idling. my best guess is that it is due to carburation problems. my mechanic and i both weren't familiar with these carbs but wanted to give them another chance with the rebuilt engine. these carbs came with the car when i bought it 3 years ago. does anyone out there have advice or a diagnosis. my mechanic claims its just dirt getting caught in the carbs but im not sure if he really knows what it could be with these carbs. Thanks a lot.
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: KS
Posts: 708
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Sounds like carburation problems but I'm telling you DUMP THE BURSCH!!!!!!!!!! I had popping gallore with the bursch. The back pressure is all wrong and it doesn't sound nearly as good as the OEM exhaust. For this reason I switched back to the OEM exhaust in February and what a difference!
My .000000000000000000000001 cents ------------------ Joshua Harrison 1968 912 Coupe |
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