Hey all - I may have posted this a while back, I can't remember, so my
apologies if I have. Car is a 1985 Corolla SR5, 221k miles. Runs well
but uses about a quart of oil every 3000 miles.
I want to put a Weber carb on it to increase the horsepower, right now
it's making 70 hp (flywheel). What i'm worried about is the emission
controls - the current carb has lots of vacuum lines running to a
variety of sensors and whatever. Weber told me that "these will be
plugged off, cleaning up the underhood area".
Will this make me fail emissions? Or can I still hook up some of this
stuff somehow?
Thanks!
(The exact carb I want to install is a 32/36 Weber 2-barrel, replacing
an Aisin 2-barrel.)
Masospaghetti - 06 Jun 2006 03:53 GMT
Sorry for the repost!! Didn't think the first one went through.
> Hey all - I may have posted this a while back, I can't remember, so my
> apologies if I have. Car is a 1985 Corolla SR5, 221k miles. Runs well
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> (The exact carb I want to install is a 32/36 Weber 2-barrel, replacing
> an Aisin 2-barrel.)
Shep - 06 Jun 2006 20:49 GMT
Some state do tailpipe testing may fail here, some states like NY do visual
inspection for all emissions components in place.
> Sorry for the repost!! Didn't think the first one went through.
>
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>> (The exact carb I want to install is a 32/36 Weber 2-barrel, replacing an
>> Aisin 2-barrel.)