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Which do you prefer?
single SU 27%  27%  [ 14 ]
twin SU 22%  22%  [ 11 ]
weber 35%  35%  [ 18 ]
dellorto 16%  16%  [ 8 ]
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 Post subject: Carbie of choice
PostPosted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 2:02 pm 
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Thought I would let everybody share there opinions on choice of carbie.

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45 weber

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Dellorto and HIF44 :wink:

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45 Weber!


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45 Weber or HIF 44 nothing else 8)

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Dellorto 45. Goes as hard as a Weber 45 (on road cars anyhow) but gives slightly better fuel economy. And they are cheaper to find S/H. 8)
Fit it, jet it, forget it. :P

OTOH... second choice- twin HS4s. Quieter, but a PITA to get spot on and keep that way. :wink:

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 8:15 pm 
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ha!!!

easy one,,,Twin 2inch SUs win hands down,,,well,,,that is if your donk is big enough :-)

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 1:34 am 
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I always liked the look of a little "something" I used to keep in the cupboard... :wink:

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The word BLING comes to mind.

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Twin SUs but I have to say I've only had them or the singles so not much of a good case study.
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I always liked the look of a little "something" I used to keep in the cupboard... :wink:

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The word BLING comes to mind.


They the ones that were on ebay not long ago nath? 8)


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`tis a pity to butcher a nice Weber like that.. :cry:
These days most racers don't bother. With a decent manifold, they get just as many gee-gees from a single. :P

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that looks....er....um.....interesting.


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Yeah I saw they were on eBay again too... and they sold.

The one that is cut was already unrepairably damaged on that side, before it was chopped to suit. No loss at all.

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Have never tried a Dellorto,
but out of the other 3, Weber wins hands down!

Can't beat that throaty growl :D 8)

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 8:13 am 
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Single 1 3/4 Su HIF win me as it is great in power and bloody good on fuel. Better then my Twins which have to be tuned all the time. No Comments on webber as I have not owned one. My Mate that has one says it uses a lot of Fuel but I think it is not set up right.

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