Re: NEED Carb suggestions for my 86 CJ7
 

I forgot, another alternative if you have the bucks and the inclination is
to toss the carb completely and in stall either a Howell or Mopar fuel
injection conversion kit. Driveability problems are over, but both are big
bucks.

"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c8g3pt0rdu@enews3.newsguy.com...
> I installed a Weber K551 kit on my '76 and can highly recommend it.
Friends
> around here here with 232 & 258 CJs have almost all done this conversion
and
> are very pleased with it. It bolts right up and is very easy to set up.
> Check out the Redline Weber website for details.
>
>
> "Dan Andrella" <daviking69@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:trqma09252r5jo33rvarakmh5tm4sujimi@4ax.com...
> > Hey Group,
> > My Carter BBD finally went belly up on me. Only took 7 years from
> > it's last tune up. I'm not lying!
> > Ready for something new on my stock 108,000 mile 258 straight six.
> > This CJ is my daily driver. The jeep is stock with the T-999 auto
> > tranny and 2.73 gears. Running 30" BFG all terrains.
> >
> > What's the latest on upgrading carbs for this motor?
> > I live in Ohio and the vehicle isn't inspected so I'm open for any
> > and all suggestions. Not looking to spend $500+ dollars so no fuel
> > injections or motor swaps.
> >
> > Weber?
> > Holly?
> > Rochester?
> >
> > Thanks Jeepers!
> > DanO in Akron, Ohio
> > (PS, this jeep is always for sale, ask for details)
>
>

Re: NEED Carb suggestions for my 86 CJ7
 

I forgot, another alternative if you have the bucks and the inclination is
to toss the carb completely and in stall either a Howell or Mopar fuel
injection conversion kit. Driveability problems are over, but both are big
bucks.

"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c8g3pt0rdu@enews3.newsguy.com...
> I installed a Weber K551 kit on my '76 and can highly recommend it.
Friends
> around here here with 232 & 258 CJs have almost all done this conversion
and
> are very pleased with it. It bolts right up and is very easy to set up.
> Check out the Redline Weber website for details.
>
>
> "Dan Andrella" <daviking69@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:trqma09252r5jo33rvarakmh5tm4sujimi@4ax.com...
> > Hey Group,
> > My Carter BBD finally went belly up on me. Only took 7 years from
> > it's last tune up. I'm not lying!
> > Ready for something new on my stock 108,000 mile 258 straight six.
> > This CJ is my daily driver. The jeep is stock with the T-999 auto
> > tranny and 2.73 gears. Running 30" BFG all terrains.
> >
> > What's the latest on upgrading carbs for this motor?
> > I live in Ohio and the vehicle isn't inspected so I'm open for any
> > and all suggestions. Not looking to spend $500+ dollars so no fuel
> > injections or motor swaps.
> >
> > Weber?
> > Holly?
> > Rochester?
> >
> > Thanks Jeepers!
> > DanO in Akron, Ohio
> > (PS, this jeep is always for sale, ask for details)
>
>

Re: NEED Carb suggestions for my 86 CJ7
 

I forgot, another alternative if you have the bucks and the inclination is
to toss the carb completely and in stall either a Howell or Mopar fuel
injection conversion kit. Driveability problems are over, but both are big
bucks.

"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c8g3pt0rdu@enews3.newsguy.com...
> I installed a Weber K551 kit on my '76 and can highly recommend it.
Friends
> around here here with 232 & 258 CJs have almost all done this conversion
and
> are very pleased with it. It bolts right up and is very easy to set up.
> Check out the Redline Weber website for details.
>
>
> "Dan Andrella" <daviking69@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:trqma09252r5jo33rvarakmh5tm4sujimi@4ax.com...
> > Hey Group,
> > My Carter BBD finally went belly up on me. Only took 7 years from
> > it's last tune up. I'm not lying!
> > Ready for something new on my stock 108,000 mile 258 straight six.
> > This CJ is my daily driver. The jeep is stock with the T-999 auto
> > tranny and 2.73 gears. Running 30" BFG all terrains.
> >
> > What's the latest on upgrading carbs for this motor?
> > I live in Ohio and the vehicle isn't inspected so I'm open for any
> > and all suggestions. Not looking to spend $500+ dollars so no fuel
> > injections or motor swaps.
> >
> > Weber?
> > Holly?
> > Rochester?
> >
> > Thanks Jeepers!
> > DanO in Akron, Ohio
> > (PS, this jeep is always for sale, ask for details)
>
>