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Re: [T3] Stock dual carbs


On 12 Feb 2004 at 20:54, Richard Arens wrote:

> I have a couple of questions about T3 since I'm relatively new to the breed.
> I have a '71 Fasty that I want to hop up by building a 'stock'
> high-performance engine (1.25:1 rocker, stock CW forged 8-dowel crank, 8.5:1
> CR [stock on 65 1500S], dual carbs, 041 heads, 009 distributor, header, etc.) 

Forget the 009; you can't do better than the dist that came on your 71. Do full 
flow oil filtering instead, as that will bring you some real benefit. 

Watch your CR, unless you plan to buy special gas for the rest of this car's 
life. Today's pump gas probably won't work.

> 2)  I remember reading in either Muir's Idiot book, 'How to Hot Rod VW
> engines', or 'Baja Bugs and Buggies' that there was an adjustable main jet
> available for the 34-PICT1 Bug carb on high-altitude cars. Does anyone have
> the part number for this jet, and will it fit the stock 32PSDIT carbs? 

I don't think it was any of the books above, but I've seen the picture, too. 
Unless you're in the mountains, I wouldn't bother, because that part is going 
to be REALLY hard to find. I've never seen one. I think they were available for 
type 3s, but the only place you're likely to find one would be in a Rocky 
Mountain junkyard, and you will need TWO.

> 3)  What was the first year for dual port heads on the T3s? 

67

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Jim Adney
jadney@vwtype3.org
Madison, WI 53711-3054
USA

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