Way to go John! The conversion looks good from the photos. I think you'll
find the Weber is very consistent, both with regard to reliability and
performance. What's next? A Pertronix ignition module?
With regard to the purists, I have done the same thing. Every conversion I
have made, including the recent 5 speed, can easily be reverted back to
stock if someone desires to do so. Enjoy the Weber!.
Dr. Paul Almjeld
Department of Music
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell, SD 57301
palmjeld@dwu.edu
-----Original Message-----
From: John Stanco [mailto:jstanco@cordmeyer.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 7:31 AM
To: 'Almjeld, Paul'; 'wiencek@anl.gov'
Cc: Alpine List (E-mail)
Subject: Weber Conversion
Hi Tom and Paul,
Thanks for the help with the weber conversion. I must say it was a success.
I have attached pictures of the carb set up as well as the linkage set up
for your viewing. I am very happy with the whole conversion and would
recommend it to everyone. For the purists, I still have all of the original
parts and to convert back would be very easy. The car runs smoother and
starts up very easy. If anyone wants the dimensions of the linkage I can
fax a detail. I happy to be back on the road.
John S.
Series II
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