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    Possibly stupid question... or good idea...?

    well, i really dont want to spend $300 for a new carb on my 84 (230000 miles), so i figure ill check out ebay. of course, the number of 1984 honda accord owner is dwindling everyday, so i didnt find anything. however, i did find a ton of 32/36 carbs, and even a couple 32/36 dgev carbs. so, will this carb on ebay fit my 1984 honda 1.8L ?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2432190237

    here are the specs for my cars weber conversion from piercemanifords.com

    http://www.piercemanifolds.com/Catalogpages/honda.htm

    so, as i understand it, if i buy this weber, and buy an adapter plate for my car and that carb, it will work in my car... correct? i would of course, remove the manifold included with the carb (from the vw he took it out of). someone please correct me if i am way off base here. im a carb idiot... as some of you already know. so yea, thats my potential plan. any feedback, critisizm, tips would be GREATLY appreciated.
    thanks



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    you are correct. it will fit with right base adapter.
    you will need to get base adapter and linkages.
    Alex.

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    WOO WHOO! so if i just buy the base plate, and linkage parts of that carburetor conversion kit from piercemanifolds.com, as well as a 32/36 carb from ebay... ill be set. awesome, very good news, very good news indeed.


    gosh... i wish i had just used the search option using 'weber dgev,' now i think ive got all the info i need. now, a couple other questions. what would i have to do to get the 32/36 dgav (water choke) to work? remember, i plan on keeping the manifold heater, and the car is a 2g. would i have to splice a hose somewhere to go to the weber? and also, would the base plate adaptor for the 32/36 also work for a 38? im assuming since its a weber, it has the same bottom design, meaning the only important thing is the shape of the manifold. and what about the pcv valve, and the egr valve? if i just cap them off, they wont hurt anything... or do i have to remove the whole thing? removing the egr pipe doesnt look very fun. any help would be grrrreat.
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