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I'm tired of troubleshooting cold-weather start and idle issues with my '94 940. Time to scrap the friggin electronics for something that WORKS without giving me an aneurism. A pair of manual choke Webers to the rescue! Since it's a '94 I'll probably have to swipe the balance shaft out of my '92 parts car, since the chances of the '94 having a block-mounted distributor drive gear are slim to none ... and my luck is never that good when lots of work is involved! That way I can run an old boat engine distributor assembly with points. No more starting issues next winter! Back to SIMPLICITY. https://postimg.cc/Lgh9tnX5 https://postimg.cc/yWWsr31C https://postimg.cc/gallery/DWZkrGf -
No pictures. Possible that the brand could make a difference, though I've always thought the numbers tell the story. All I know for sure is that his tires sure looked good. -
Tires of different brands may have different circumferences (or radius) even if they are the same size. -
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Hopefully they get this issue sorted because the engine is pretty great otherwise.
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