if im running twin carbs on a grey do i need to run the spacers between the base of the carby and the inlet manifold
think they are made of bakerlite?
what are they 4 anyway
cheers dave
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running twin carbs
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if im running twin carbs on a grey do i need to run the spacers between the base of the carby and the inlet manifold
think they are made of bakerlite?
what are they 4 anyway
cheers dave
if im running twin carbs on a grey do i need to run the spacers between the base of the carby and the inlet manifold
think they are made of bakerlite?
what are they 4 anyway
cheers dave
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There more than likely a thermal insulator which stops heat getting transferred to the fuel system via the carbs
Some companies also use them in similar fashion to that of a ram to fine tune the volumetric efficiency of a motor (something along those lines anyway)
As for can you use these carbs without them i would say yes if all linkages etc are clear from obstruction
I would look for someones opinion who actually owns set of these though as i have personally never seen a set as i'm only new to the old Holden fraternity
Some companies also use them in similar fashion to that of a ram to fine tune the volumetric efficiency of a motor (something along those lines anyway)
As for can you use these carbs without them i would say yes if all linkages etc are clear from obstruction
I would look for someones opinion who actually owns set of these though as i have personally never seen a set as i'm only new to the old Holden fraternity