Type 1 build ?'s, Mark, Jake et all Options

[scotty b]

I'm putting together an 1835 I had in my Baja years ago, before I knew what I was doing. I originally used Weber progressive which in hindsight I realize was the main reason I melted number 3.......twice (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) The case is a VW f.i. case, lign bored by one of the best around here, heads WERE stock, That's where my ? comes in. I know when I used to be into VW's hardcore the 041's were the things for a mild streeter. Now with the advacements of the last 15 years what is recommended ? 044's? How about carbs ? 40 IDF's ?

I'm well aware of the issues with 92's but I already have 2 1/2 sets of near new ones so that is what I will be using. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

What I have for it :

c.w. 69 mm crank
92mm Mahles
Engle 120 cam
balanced stock rods ( unless someone has something nicer for a good price (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) )
full flow
high flow pump
sump
extractor from a Euro high tuck system, will probably run a stinger on it

Heads ???
Carbs ?????
other suggestions ??????

[Mark Henry]

Lose the 92's unless you get the 94mm register jugs, get the 90.5mm jugs and slugs.

If you want heat I'd use ported and polished stock valve heads, still will pull like a truck. Engle W120 may be a bit much, I love the W110 my favorite cam for the street.
Keep CR to around 8:1 for street.

You don't need "better" than the stock rods, I've built a 200+hp turbo with stock rods. If you plan on drag racing burnouts then maybe...
041's are crap, if you can find old stock 040 great if not than the CB heads are OK, just don't get the heads with giant ports, small ports are better for a street car..

Dual 40IDF unless you can source a good set of Gene Berg 42mm specials, weber DCNF's (The ultimate Type 1 street cruiser carbs but no good for AX and racing). Dell's are OK but parts can be a pain and webers are plentiful.