My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
- GerritBuggenhout
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
going on my wishlist: http://www.webcon.co.uk/shop/shopexd.asp?id=865
Als iemand weet waar ik dit goedkoper vind, let me know
iemand hier iets op tegen: http://www.qspraceware.nl/qsp-producten ... -diep.html ??
Als iemand weet waar ik dit goedkoper vind, let me know
iemand hier iets op tegen: http://www.qspraceware.nl/qsp-producten ... -diep.html ??
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Did you try to locate a carb at some other preferred suppliers on this page: http://www.bmwe21.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5185
Perhaps Euro Carparts?
These deep dish wheels are great, I always feel standard the wheel is too far away. On a road car I'm ok with that but my track car had one of those as well. Good stuff! Keep in mind you need to find a matching hub for the E21 as well, appeared hard to find in Holland but perhaps also in the UK?
Perhaps Euro Carparts?
These deep dish wheels are great, I always feel standard the wheel is too far away. On a road car I'm ok with that but my track car had one of those as well. Good stuff! Keep in mind you need to find a matching hub for the E21 as well, appeared hard to find in Holland but perhaps also in the UK?
Regards/groeten, Jeroen
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Hub is already on the car, but the steering wheel is too small. Looks a bit like this :Jeroen wrote:Did you try to locate a carb at some other preferred suppliers on this page: http://www.bmwe21.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5185
Perhaps Euro Carparts?
These deep dish wheels are great, I always feel standard the wheel is too far away. On a road car I'm ok with that but my track car had one of those as well. Good stuff! Keep in mind you need to find a matching hub for the E21 as well, appeared hard to find in Holland but perhaps also in the UK?

thx for the link

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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
I have the weber conversion also. But then with the manual choke. Drives a lott better en responses quicker at the throttle.
Gr Peter V.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.
- GerritBuggenhout
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
I am glad to hear positive feedback about that conversion.
Now sometimes when you floor it in 2nd under 2K rpm it tends to 'drown' :/
Did you have to tune the weber Peter?
Now sometimes when you floor it in 2nd under 2K rpm it tends to 'drown' :/
Did you have to tune the weber Peter?
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
The 4A1 carb is indeed from lower revs a "problem". It seems like you have to wait a short time before it's reacting. The weber is much better in that.
I had the weberset through someone from the forum as a complete package new but with missing a few parts. Mostly from the choke system (cable, lever etc). I bought those parts at a shop in the netherlands.
http://www.bccp.nl/shop2/contents/nl/d106.html
the manual included makes it an easy change. Because of the manual choke i had to link the coolinghoses but that is no problem.
The only tuning was for the CO and idle rpm but that is all. This is told in the manual also and is very easy. The only thing that you must check very good is the space between the airfilter (original) and the bonnet, the weber is a little bit higher.
I had the weberset through someone from the forum as a complete package new but with missing a few parts. Mostly from the choke system (cable, lever etc). I bought those parts at a shop in the netherlands.
http://www.bccp.nl/shop2/contents/nl/d106.html
the manual included makes it an easy change. Because of the manual choke i had to link the coolinghoses but that is no problem.
The only tuning was for the CO and idle rpm but that is all. This is told in the manual also and is very easy. The only thing that you must check very good is the space between the airfilter (original) and the bonnet, the weber is a little bit higher.
Gr Peter V.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.
- GerritBuggenhout
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Peter V. wrote:The 4A1 carb is indeed from lower revs a "problem". It seems like you have to wait a short time before it's reacting. The weber is much better in that.
I had the weberset through someone from the forum as a complete package new but with missing a few parts. Mostly from the choke system (cable, lever etc). I bought those parts at a shop in the netherlands.
http://www.bccp.nl/shop2/contents/nl/d106.html
the manual included makes it an easy change. Because of the manual choke i had to link the coolinghoses but that is no problem.
The only tuning was for the CO and idle rpm but that is all. This is told in the manual also and is very easy. The only thing that you must check very good is the space between the airfilter (original) and the bonnet, the weber is a little bit higher.
oh yeah thx, i know someone how put a custom k&n filter and made a nice dent in his hood

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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau

Black hella's

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- GerritBuggenhout
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Mijn koppaking is gescheurd, Kan mij iemand zeggen hoeveel mij dit ongeveer zal kosten om te reviseren? (zonder zelf iets te doen)
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Als je het laat doen bij een gewone garagehouder denk ik dat je met 850€ wel toekomt, inclusief kop laten testen & vlakken, kleppen slijpen, waterpomp, distributieriem, koppakkingset + werk.GerritBuggenhout wrote:Mijn koppaking is gescheurd, Kan mij iemand zeggen hoeveel mij dit ongeveer zal kosten om te reviseren? (zonder zelf iets te doen)

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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Blijkbaar was de kop boven de nokkenas gescheurd 

- GerritBuggenhout
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
garagist zegt dat ik best ook kijk voor nieuwe carburator
iemand wat hulp bij het zoeken?

iemand wat hulp bij het zoeken?

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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Better look in the Dutch section, several people have upgraded to a Weber replacement carb (I believe Thegs, Peter V. for example) and appear quite pleased with the result. The original 4A1 carb is a known pain in the *ss, if it starts giving you trouble the trouble often remains.
Regards/groeten, Jeroen
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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Oops forgot this wans't the dutch section 
Well we will mount a tripple carb setup then ?

Well we will mount a tripple carb setup then ?

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Re: My E21 320/6 1982 Orientblau
Why is he saying that? The carb did not give you the broken gasket and head?GerritBuggenhout wrote:garagist zegt dat ik best ook kijk voor nieuwe carburator![]()
iemand wat hulp bij het zoeken?
Gr Peter V.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.
.Some say he eats nuts and bolts for breakfast, all we know is he is called the carburetorman.
BMW E21, 1981 320/6 Ascot Grau.
BMW E85, 2004 Z4 2.5i Sterling Grau.
BMW F25, 2014 X3 xDrive 2.8i Space Grau.