what kid of weber?

[aaronchatham]

82 wagon 4wd 1.8L 4spd

which weber will best replace hitachi original?

will require a bunch of tinkering?

[Caboobaroo]

you want to use the SEARCH function this lovely board has. You'll be able to get it answered.

[75subie]

go to Redline weber's web site, they have a 32/36 weber kit made for subarus

[Loyale 2.7 Turbo]

go to Redline weber's web site, they have a 32/36 weber kit made for subarus

 

Yes! the Redline Weber kit for EA81 is named: K730 and the page is:

 

http://www.webercarburetors.com/ppw/html/aplication_guide/subaru.htm

 

I obtained my kit K731 for EA82 there, and it works Too Great!

 

Good Luck!

[JonOfScio]

if you are searching the parts yards, may I first reccomend, that you save up and buy a kit. Most of the carbs you are going to find in the yards that are the weber style won't be the weber 32/36 DGEV. It'll most likely be some variation of a holley made "weber style" 28/32 or similar, with a code of DFAV or DGAV or whatnot. DF = choke on other side, AV = water choke. These DFAV can be found on pintos. they work, but buying a kit is the easiest way to go. I bought two seperate different webers, tried them both, and they both needed a rebuild. so when you spend $40 on a carb, buy a rebuild kit, and then find out you don't really know how to rebuild a carb right, you get frustrated and say to yourself "I should have saved the $300 for the kit and swapped it on".

 

May I also reccomend the search button. Using it you would find this information, along with other interesting facts about webers.

[Mr Fishums]

I may have something brand new for you, with adaptor plates and all parts need for EA-81 PM me if you are interested

 

Christopher

[eponodyne]

Naaah; go with Weber 44 DCOEs, one feeding each side. Granted, you'd need a 25,000 RPM redline to get all you could out of 'em. But think of the sound.