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Definition of carbie in English: carbienounˈkɑːbi Australian, NZ informal A carburettor. it's had new rear springs and a new carbie Example sentencesExamples - Motor was serviced three months ago, new plugs, good carbies.
- And the tuning quirks of the six 40DCOE Weber carbies feeding the 3929cc V12 meant that it was as reliable as a politician's promise.
- Yeah, if the car has electronic fuel injection (hell, 99% do now, carbie and points, what's that?)
- It's had a new carbie kit and tune.
- I hear carbies scream wide open.
- Eight carbies to tune!
- Fitted with the 2ltr Bristol 6 cylinder engine with triple Solex carbies and driving through a four speed manual gearbox fitted with Overdrive for more relaxed driving.
- He wouldn't go for any car unless it had twin carbies.
- At the same time Carbies were rebuilt, Gearbox, Clutch, Brake master and wheel cylinders were rebuilt.
- He would adjust his carbies if he ran into problems.
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