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CAD
22-09-2006, 03:25 PM
On my 2.6ltr Astron... which is the better carb to use? The early Sigma 2 bbl Mikuni's? Or the later model Magna 2 bbl Mikuni with all the lines and wires etc? anyone got any suggestions?! :bowrofl:

D@ve
22-09-2006, 03:51 PM
On my 2.6ltr Astron... which is the better carb to use? The early Sigma 2 bbl Mikuni's? Or the later model Magna 2 bbl Mikuni with all the lines and wires etc? anyone got any suggestions?! :bowrofl:

can u use an XF falcon carbie? someone said i can, mines a 2.6L carbie 2nd gen

Mrmacomouto
22-09-2006, 08:11 PM
Hehe, I have a carby here off an auto TP if ya want it $20.

CAD
22-09-2006, 08:15 PM
I have 2 Sigma 2.6 carbies... and a TP manual carby (i presume)... just not sure what model to whack on the L300 4x4 (2.6 powered Astron II)

91GTWagon
23-09-2006, 09:35 AM
Sigma carby is 30/32 and magna is 32/35 unless u get an astron II sigma carby which is the same as the magna carby.

turbo_charade
23-09-2006, 04:12 PM
Make an adapter plate and install a weber!

Magna carbi's are a terrible design.

CAD
23-09-2006, 05:34 PM
Make an adapter plate and install a weber!

Magna carbi's are a terrible design.

I might do that then, thanks! :bowrofl:

What size do ya think? 34mm?

turbo_charade
23-09-2006, 07:58 PM
I might do that then, thanks! :bowrofl:

What size do ya think? 34mm?
34/34 or 32/36, whatever you can find cheap and fit.

Its not an exact science, but if you get a 34/34 I will have all my development to offer. Jet size, rebuild info etc as I have done a few astrons.

CAD
23-09-2006, 08:00 PM
34/34 or 32/36, whatever you can find cheap and fit.

Its not an exact science, but if you get a 34/34 I will have all my development to offer. Jet size, rebuild info etc as I have done a few astrons.

Awesome!! thanks heaps for the info!

Ram_Rod
25-09-2006, 05:25 PM
i got a manual tp with a holden 202 carby on it would i b able to take the adaptor plates and carby and put on my auto tn?

M4DDOG
25-09-2006, 05:42 PM
Is it true you can even put twin webbers on? Would this give more of a performance boost over a single webber?

BCX7
27-09-2006, 05:47 PM
Magna carbi's are a terrible design.

agreed :rant:

the throttle gets stuck open and when it comes time to turn the car off, it wont stop running cos the anti dieseling solenoid doesn't work. so you go to get dinner from the shop and your motor keeps stuttering even without the keys in the ignition. go get tea, come back to find the motor is still stuttering and you get home and eventually have to somehow get the throttle closed cos it's almost siezed open... while the motor stutters cos it wont stop running.

stupid mikuni piece of s|-|ite. still pulls burnouts though. i guess that's all that matters

/rant

PeteW
28-09-2006, 04:40 PM
my friends car desels can somone point me to the solonoid so i can havea go of gettin it workin

BCX7
28-09-2006, 05:26 PM
my friends car desels can somone point me to the solonoid so i can havea go of gettin it workin

the solenoid closest to the firewall. one screw holds it in.

turbo_charade
29-09-2006, 03:39 PM
You will find its the "idle cut off solinoid"

They usually run on because they are still getting spark from inducted voltage from the thermo fan.