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thoughts on installing 3838 Weber carburetor plus 292 can


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hello as the title says what are everyone's thoughts on installing a 292 cam plus a 3838 Weber. I'vey got a e21 radiator but have not upgraded anything else. Should I look into upgrading anything else like the water pump, fuel.pump or even oil pump.

the cam is a 292 billet copy of a shrick from Ireland engineering

just looking for advice to ensure a happy motor.thanks in.advance .

1971- 02-Malaga -(Ginger)- 2nd owner

1973-02- chamonix (sold)

pardon any grammatical errors in my posts, im probably on my cell phone.

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have a really good 3 angle valve job done when you install the cam also do a cable linkage kit for the carb available from Redline Weber and edis megajolt ignition forget about using a distributar also use f66 emulsion tubes. you should be able to do it all this for a little south of $1000.

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also use f66 emulsion tubes. .

i've been playing with a 38/38 for a little while. i've got a schrick 292 and a rebuilt vacuum advance distributor installed. i had to weld a small extension to my existing choke cable and fabricate a small bracket for the cable to use the manual choke feature. i'm using the stock accelerator rods, but i think the peg at the end needs to be relocated 180 degrees if i'm not mistaken, from the 32/36 useage.

i've go F-50 emulsion tube

185 air corrector

142 mains

70 pump jet

and i believe i'm down to 50 on the idles

i'm still running rich.

even so, it's a zippy car none-the-less.

i think i'll try the F66's.

i'm treating my 38/38 as training wheels for my set of Mikuni's...

Former owner of 2570440 & 2760440
Current owner of 6 non-op 02's

& 1 special alfa

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also use f66 emulsion tubes. .

i'm treating my 38/38 as training wheels for my set of Mikuni's...

I like you're style :) thanks for the advice guys.

1971- 02-Malaga -(Ginger)- 2nd owner

1973-02- chamonix (sold)

pardon any grammatical errors in my posts, im probably on my cell phone.

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I think you will be a zippy happy camper.

and if your exhaust is old and leaky, when you replace it,

get something a bit bigger.

(if it's good, don't worry)

t

"I learn best through painful, expensive experience, so I feel like I've gotten my money's worth." MattL

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What compression are you running? If 9.0:1 or lower, when you rebuild the engine go to higher compression pistons to make use of the cam. You will feel a significant difference with 9.5:1 or 10.0:1 pistons. Others can chime in on how high they might go with compression on pump gas with a 38/38.

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