Hope I'm in the right place here.
I'm putting an EA82 carby model engine into my trike and I am deleting all the pollution gear off the engine. Can anyone tell me what hoses do I need to leave on the carby besides the fuel line, the fuel return line and the dizzy vacuume hose.
I prefer to use the existing carby but if for any reason someone knows why I should'nt please say so.
Thanks
Carby
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If you PM TOONGA, he might put you on to the Workshop Manual for that engine, which may show you what all the hoses do and go.
Personally, I'd ditch the old carby and go for a weber, as these are much easier to tune and have very little pollution hoses but.. here's the bonus.. you get better fuel and power from the weber
Personally, I'd ditch the old carby and go for a weber, as these are much easier to tune and have very little pollution hoses but.. here's the bonus.. you get better fuel and power from the weber

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Carby
Thanks Bloke I took the gamble and riped all the hoses off and capped them all and she still runs so all's good I hope.Trikemanpilch wrote:Hope I'm in the right place here.
I'm putting an EA82 carby model engine into my trike and I am deleting all the pollution gear off the engine. Can anyone tell me what hoses do I need to leave on the carby besides the fuel line, the fuel return line and the dizzy vacuume hose.
I prefer to use the existing carby but if for any reason someone knows why I should'nt please say so.
Thanks
Yes seriously thinking of a webber down the road a bit when the wallet gets a bit thicker.
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Did you get any increase in performance?
You know you are getting old when the candles on your birthday cake start to cost more than the cake itself.
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