Mitsubishi sigma gh project Recommended Carbys

[sceneybr]

Hi guys im new here you probably know how hard it is to find info on sigmas nowadays, i was just wondering i have the astron 2000 engine with 100,000 ks on clock.
i want to add some performance to it! i have extractors, exhaust system thats it. what would be the best carby set up to go with minimal work but not small performance i want a bit of go!

[75wagon]

$$$ may help.
If you don't have much it will help with suggestions, and vise-versa.

Dave...

[sceneybr]

Well lets just say about 500 dollars max for the whole carby set up pics and lots of info would help

[Cipher124]

How about using a weber carby of an XF falcon? Not too much involved there. Or even re-jetting your current carb?

[sceneybr]

thx i have heard of the xf carby getting good gain on the sigma i will do that for now

[Sean]

If you're looking for an easy option, there's a fella on Ebay that sells the Webber carb all set up and ready to just hook up to a sigma as a kit.

I have a feeling linkages are all set up too.

Otherwise you can do like me and get the carb for stuff-all from a wrecker, and look at it on the shelf every few months and keep thinking "I should really get around to fitting that"

Sean

[Cipher124]

HAHA sounds like something I would do

[lockie94ralliart]

hey mate i think yove got lucky, i am selling a 32/36 weber carb and manifold setup that came of my 2l astron it is a great power gain. i am selling the whole setup for $300 ready to bolt on.

[trainzkid88]

i am in the process of doing a Webber conversion and am wondering what size main jets do I use.
thanks,
Chris

[Xaser]

IF you like a little bit of power, usa a new Cam.. go for the carb after..

[81GL]

i am in the process of doing a Webber conversion and am wondering what size main jets do I use.
thanks,
Chris

34adm
32/36
dcoe even ? 40 45 48 ???

[trainzkid88]

i forgot to say what carb. it is 32/36 dgv on a 2.0l astron