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Case Of The Weber Blues...

Started by loiselle.m, Nov 08 2012 10:05 PM

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#16
Madkore

Posted 07 December 2012 - 01:02 AM

Leadfoot

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The upside to Webers is that they are totally adjustable.
The downside to Webers is that they are totally adjustable.

But once you get them properly tuned, they run great.

You're Mad!

Well thank God for that, 'cause if I wasn't, this would probably have never worked.

Captain Jack Sparrow

#17
jsgprod

Posted 07 December 2012 - 06:54 AM

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The upside to Webers is that they are totally adjustable.
The downside to Webers is that they are totally adjustable.

Yeah, about every 10 degrees (F

) of ambient temp, and/or 30 millibars of barometric pressure.

If you love the Elise, drive a Se7en - Caterham or whatever...
It has even less content than the Elise, is less graceful looking
...and changes direction like a ping pong ball whacked by Thor.

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