weber carb vs escort carb

[1chrisapple]

I am getting rid of the craptastic stock carb.read a lot about this already.but nuthin on which is better/cheaper.
iv'e found a used weber kit for a samurai for $80 and a reman escort is 60 so which one will be best.which will give better mpg.which will be best in winter.

[zoe60]

Good question. One good thing about the Weber is that different jets are readily available making tuning easier. May be the same for the Escort carb, I'm just not familiar with them.

[1chrisapple]

Ghats what im thinkin more aftermarket support dor weber to get tuned right on the car.think ill end up going wber

[1chrisapple]

dang zoe60 I just realized that your only 45 minutes from where I live. i go to Louisville all the time actually going today

[zoe60]

That's cool, we should meet up sometime. I can show you how I did mine.

[1chrisapple]

freakin awesome u don't by chance have a stock pile of parts or specifically carbs do u lol

[zoe60]

Not Webers, but I have 2 of the old originals. They both ran OK when I took them off. You'll like a Weber a lot more though.

[1chrisapple]

I just traded a lawn mower for my festiva few days ago its kinda rough but has no rust what so ever. carb is the main issue

[1chrisapple]

i may end up with the escort carb after all i don't think the weber i sourced is gonna pan out and don't have cash for a new one.but adapter is still same concept guess just hole location

[Rocketman]

I make an adapter for the 32/36 - shouldn't be an issue to drill it to accept an escort carb I suppose all I'd need is a gasket to work with. Would take the guesswork out: http://www.fordfestiva.com/forums/sh...l=1#post601598

[1chrisapple]

Well i scored the weber/ samurai kit for 80 it is a water choke.
Do the water chokes work as good as electric ones or?

[Kbaker2012]

What carb and where can I get a Weber carb ?

[1chrisapple]

Idk what your askin about think u posted in wrong thread but i got a 32/36 weber with water choke