New ride, first carb!

Rx-7fetish · 04-18-2014, 02:54 PM

So I scored a free 83 from my buddies uncle a year or so ago and have finally got to fixin it up. I'm in no way new to rotaries as you can see in the back of one of these pics, just got out of it for a few years when I blew the motor in my daily 86 sport coupe. But this is the first rotary with a carb I've worked on lol

Anyways on with the questions!!!

What's the stock cfm on a 12a's carb? This cars carb is shot. I could rebuild it or I've also got a racing beat holley pattern intake that came with a box of parts with one of my other cars, I would rather buy a new carb.

I'm not trying to go crazy with it I just want something close to stock cfm.
Trying to decide which route to go. I'm not opposed to rebuilding a stock carb as I have a few, I'm just lazy I don't want to if I can go with a new carb.

04-18-2014, 02:54 PM	#1
Rx-7fetish Blue Blur Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Windsor Posts: 211 Rep Power: 0	New ride, first carb! So I scored a free 83 from my buddies uncle a year or so ago and have finally got to fixin it up. I'm in no way new to rotaries as you can see in the back of one of these pics, just got out of it for a few years when I blew the motor in my daily 86 sport coupe. But this is the first rotary with a carb I've worked on lol Anyways on with the questions!!! What's the stock cfm on a 12a's carb? This cars carb is shot. I could rebuild it or I've also got a racing beat holley pattern intake that came with a box of parts with one of my other cars, I would rather buy a new carb. I'm not trying to go crazy with it I just want something close to stock cfm. Trying to decide which route to go. I'm not opposed to rebuilding a stock carb as I have a few, I'm just lazy I don't want to if I can go with a new carb.