Weber 32/36 carby???

[Jock]

Marky your carby looks to be a Weber 34 ADM. There are a couple of variants of this carby. I would like to replicate your setup. Are there any identifying numbers anywhere on the carby?

So far I have found a carby and the adaptor kit, what else if anything was required?

[Marky]

Hey Jock

Yes my carby was an adm 34 of an XE/F Falcon

i have a spare adaptor plate for the inlet manifold too
 paid $70 for it...got 2 only need 1 if u need it

Since i had this running on my ol CFS..
went thru a few carbys trying to fnd a good one
....(i have 3 spare ADM34s in the shed)...
I have bought a totally recoed and smicko Carby off ebay...i Paid round $300

Now absolutely... no dramas with the set up..runs well..great on fuel economy...

Hassles are-
whether or not u cut da floor..Reid cut off pieces of his inlet manifold..so as not cut floor
- new engine cover..to fit shape of new carby..

[vintageholden]

how does it compare to the ww stromberg 2brl from 186s or 253 red..

[Crofty camper]

Marky i know this post is old but thought i would test my luck😂....im doing a 34adm weber conversion just seeing if you know what car the air intake came off that bolts straight on top of weber cheers mate

[Vannin]

Hey Crofty.
I did lots of reading while I was waiting for the right van & I think there maybe be info in another thread on the same topic?
Nik

[rumax]

I made my own.... used a spice container to fit into the original CF air filter hose and something that fitted the carby from the wreckers.. Oh and there is a bit of a 3 litre (plastic) milk container as well....just call me MacGyver.... Has 2 90 degree bends that is far from ideal, but hooked a large diameter hose to the air filter from the front to "ram" cooler air in. I think this is lots better than having an even bigger and uglier engine cover... Using the front brick shape for some good..... 186 with black (blue?) head.. And yes, best move I made!