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Single DCOE WEBER 120-130

I'd have to check, it's been years since i looked at them.

That's one good thing about the DCOE's vs. the SU's, the SU's needed seasonal (at least) tweaking, to maintain a decent tune. The DCOE's needed to be set up once, then they've worked the same ever since then.

I guess it helps that they have very few 'adjustments' on them, instead relying on replacing parts. Makes tuning them more expensive, though.
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'63 PV544 rat rod, '93 Classic #1141 245 +t






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