I recently installed a Weber 32/36 on my 22r. Its runs great and all but I need to make sure it passes emission here in Denver at 5280 ft. I am looking for the correct jet sizes to use from the Jet Pack that Weber sells for high altitude...Or will it pass the way it is from the box?
Weber 32/36 High Altitude Jets
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Do Webers even pass emissions at all?
IIRC they're sold as a hobby car part because they won't pass by a certified smog inspector, or referee.
IIRC they're sold as a hobby car part because they won't pass by a certified smog inspector, or referee.
Where did you buy the carb & was it new? That's the time to be asking your questions. If new, information should have been provided with the carb explaining if it was for street use or for strictly off road & if it complied with emission requirements. Laws can vary in different places, but usually if it's a "trailer queen", it's exempt from emissions and other public highway ordinances. But, it must be operated off of the roads that these laws affect & some kind of ATV or other off road tags or registration must be displayed. For example, here, in Oregon, if you want to run your street 4 x 4 in the off road parks, you must get an ATV permit and display the sticker on the rig, just as if it were an ATV or other trailered rig. The permit is honored in most off road parks out West.
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Bought it from Weberdirect. All the other emission stuff is on the truck and in working order. I was just looking to see if anyone at this altitutde can spare me the hassle of going thru the different sizes. I guess I'll be the guinne (sp) pig. The smog poeple here only looks for the main things like EGR and all that stuff. I have verything plugged in..We'll see what happens. good thing I have my trusty old forty to drive meanwhile.
Have you got any detailed pics of your install? I just bought an '81 mini with an '85 engine transplant and a Weber on it. Not to fond of the PO's install and a little confused with the plumbing he had hooked up. Here's a link to my thread with a few pics of the carb. I picked up a Weber manual, but the vacuum hoses are a mess and it needs some "fine tuning". Good luck with your emissions check!