Weber Management Questionss

[Pugcrazy33 0]

has anyone used the weber management on a mi16 with carbs? if so what do they think??

[Sandy 189]

Dealer only software, not something I'd recommend. There are much preferable systems available, such as the DTA ignition only ECU Matt Holley's got up in the for sale section. Mapped ignition as a concept is great and far superior for driveablity and economy over dizzy ignition, but be sure to go with the right system.

Edited August 5, 2010 by Sandy

[Pugcrazy33 0]

ok mate its just someone is selling a full set up 48's inlet etc an alpha management for 700 quid, thats already set up for the mi16, but i dont really have a clue just know i want either carbs or bodys

[sideways danny 0]

if you havn't purchased carbs yet, go the extra mile and get throttle bodies. Fuel injection is FAR superior

[Miles 331 1 Cars]

As said, I;d avoid the Weber stuff, Not used much at all so mapping would be difficult if required

[Pugcrazy33 0]

ok ccheers for the info duudeeess,

 

i know some people put bikes carbs on how cost effective is it compared to buying jenveys?

[Rob_the_Sparky 9]

As said, I;d avoid the Weber stuff, Not used much at all so mapping would be difficult if required

 

If onyl I had known that before buying one second hand - duh, one useless brick sitting in the bedroom gathering dust...

[mfield 20]

If onyl I had known that before buying one second hand - duh, one useless brick sitting in the bedroom gathering dust...

 

Don't know if they're any good or not but this place here is a registered webcon alpha dealer, they also have a rolling road and in your area

 

http://www.lynxaelr1.co.uk/

 

and below is a list of all the places in the uk;

 

http://www.webcon.co.uk/alpha/dealers.htm

 

Edit : oopps , just seen it was bucks, not berks

Edited August 11, 2010 by mfield

[Rob_the_Sparky 9]

Yep, I spoke to the local dealer after buying it to find that they no longer bothered as it was a royal PITA. Never got round to fitting it...