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Hello all...

So i am the new owner of this little beauty!

I am going to give a good dose of luvvin'.

So the first job is to fit the carb, HSR42. The problem being that this carb is larger than the original, therefore will not go in t' space!. So this is an issue!

The idea i am thinking about is spacing the carb away from the turbo intake, and what i would like to know is, is there a maximum distance that the carb can be spaced away?.

Or any other good idead will be appreciated...

Cheers

Jason

Ok so just tried to get pics from my phone and wont do it. Will add some pics when i get back

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I knew you wouldn't be able to leave it alone! I was working on a EFI intake with injectors mounted in it so I could use a Throttle body in place of the carb - new tech meets old tech meets vintage!:D

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Posted

Hello all...

So i am the new owner of this little beauty!

I am going to give a good dose of luvvin'.

So the first job is to fit the carb, HSR42. The problem being that this carb is larger than the original, therefore will not go in t' space!. So this is an issue!

The idea i am thinking about is spacing the carb away from the turbo intake, and what i would like to know is, is there a maximum distance that the carb can be spaced away?.

Or any other good idead will be appreciated...

Cheers

Jason

Ok so just tried to get pics from my phone and wont do it. Will add some pics when i get back

On my old efe i welded a flange onto a tube "same size as the turbo inlet" that took the HSR inlet manifold and used a silicone hose to mount the tube to the turbo

You can get a HSR manifold from Allens Performance

i,ve also used a curved "angled" hose on an S&S carb to gain the room needed and keep it as close as poss to the action

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Hey - the sleeper awakens! Sell him my old S&S Shorty E then he can make the old donkey live again!

now that sounds good to me!... i have this dodgey ol' hsr42 up for swaps too! LMAO

Posted

@Gixer1460  does the carb need to be a S&S shorty E?, i might be able to get my hands on a S&S super D. would that be ok or is it better to use the shorty E?

cheers

Maybe but they are a biggish sucker and not exactly sophisticated. Sort of one step down the evolutionary ladder from the 'E' models!

  • 5 months later...
Posted (edited)

Been a while since an update, so here's one.

not much has happened really, just bought a few bits for it. finally found an S&S Super E. got an inlet adapter made for it and got a sexy bellmouth for it too. thanks @Fastbyme.

sent the exhaust of to be polished, i had the down pipes and connector pipe done in a "factory finish", and the exit pipe mirror polished,  came out very nice i reckon.

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damn pictures!!
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10 hours ago, Gixer1460 said:

Cor - haven't looked that shiny since................................................they were new! Look even better when the heat turns them GOLD!

hahahaaaaa thanks bud. lets hope i can get it going to turn them gold again, eh!

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