I found this on ebay, it seems to work on a similar principle to a bike carb, has anybody any experience with it??
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0373295528" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Heres the pdf file, doesn't read very well though
http://firebird.fm.interia.pl/blos/blos.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Alternative to mixer ring??
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Re: Alternative to mixer ring??
The problem I can see is what happens when you run out of gas and you want to switch to petrol, 'cos I can't see where the petrol would go or another carb for that matter. Good idea in principle though.
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Re: Alternative to mixer ring??
In the vid its on a car with a throttle body further down.
Basically its mixing the gas and air at the beginning of the inlet system, you would still have carbs further down close to the head.
It looks fab in princable, no restrictive mixers or unstable idling.
I was just wondering if anyone had any first hand experience with it, or new of a reason why it wouldn't work??
Basically its mixing the gas and air at the beginning of the inlet system, you would still have carbs further down close to the head.
It looks fab in princable, no restrictive mixers or unstable idling.
I was just wondering if anyone had any first hand experience with it, or new of a reason why it wouldn't work??
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Re: Alternative to mixer ring??
so you'd have that on top of the carb ?
if so you'd have to alter the engine lid and the air box
the ring is proven to work and work well on these engines
if so you'd have to alter the engine lid and the air box
the ring is proven to work and work well on these engines
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