SU Adapter
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SU Adapter
Who knows where I can get an adapter to fit a HIF 44 to my 1.3 samurai?
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Re: SU Adapter
Personally, I would do things properly and get a modified manifold.
I would send Rockwatt a PM and ask him
I would send Rockwatt a PM and ask him
Twiss
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Re: SU Adapter
Rockwatt does the best ones by far, I detest the 90 degree adaptor things,
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Re: SU Adapter
I have a 90 degree adaptor thing. It's home-made. It's not too bad during the summer, but during the winter you can forget driving the car - carb icing kills it every time. It doesn't have to get all that cold either!
I'm planning on going throttlebodies if I can get the parts together...
I'm planning on going throttlebodies if I can get the parts together...
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Re: SU Adapter
I had a adapter. Never had any problems with it and drove around in -11 for 3 days to go snowboarding.
Considering they are free if you make one they kick the modded manifold on price.
Do love my new manifold mind.
Dan
Considering they are free if you make one they kick the modded manifold on price.
Do love my new manifold mind.
Dan
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Re: SU Adapter
This is only true if you don't make the modded manifold yourself...dan_2k_uk wrote:Considering they are free if you make one they kick the modded manifold on price.
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Re: SU Adapter
Have u got a TIG welder then Anton?
Adapters perform differently depending on the metal type, thickness, the type of bend, and the angle of bend.
A sharper bend will be hit my the fuel air mix and freeze up.
Steel takes much longer than ali to transfer heat from the manifold (through the adapter) to the carb.
Adapters perform differently depending on the metal type, thickness, the type of bend, and the angle of bend.
A sharper bend will be hit my the fuel air mix and freeze up.
Steel takes much longer than ali to transfer heat from the manifold (through the adapter) to the carb.
Twiss
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'93 Maruti Gypsy MG410
"If brute force doesn't fix your problem, you aren't using enough of it."
'93 Suzuki Samurai Sport 1.6 16v SU. Virtual lift, spring under, 31s
'93 Maruti Gypsy MG410
"If brute force doesn't fix your problem, you aren't using enough of it."
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Re: SU Adapter
Nope, ARC and MIG only - it's made from mild steel!
Not as bad as stainless, but it's definately causing problems in cold weather. If I put a blowtorch on it for a bit, the car will start and run lovely for a bit, but then as it cools it starts causing trouble again.
Choking the air intake seems to help a lot. I have a little wooden puck I can shove in the snorkel (with a hole drilled through the middle) as a limp-home solution for when I'm offroading the wee beastie.
As it's just been a "toy" for the last couple of years, it hasn't been a problem. But since I'm trying to get the car on the road now, it's gotta go.
I don't think the gasket is helping with the heat transfer issues, either. Still, it's not a big problem for me (yet) and hopefully by the time winter rolls around, I'll have a new block in there and be running a megasquirt injection setup. Or I may still go LPG, if I can get a good kit for less than £silly...
Not as bad as stainless, but it's definately causing problems in cold weather. If I put a blowtorch on it for a bit, the car will start and run lovely for a bit, but then as it cools it starts causing trouble again.
Choking the air intake seems to help a lot. I have a little wooden puck I can shove in the snorkel (with a hole drilled through the middle) as a limp-home solution for when I'm offroading the wee beastie.
As it's just been a "toy" for the last couple of years, it hasn't been a problem. But since I'm trying to get the car on the road now, it's gotta go.
I don't think the gasket is helping with the heat transfer issues, either. Still, it's not a big problem for me (yet) and hopefully by the time winter rolls around, I'll have a new block in there and be running a megasquirt injection setup. Or I may still go LPG, if I can get a good kit for less than £silly...
1985 SJ413VX (SJ50V) with SPOA, rear disc brakes, 31x10.5R15 Kaiman Malatesta tyres, an MOT and a lot left to do!
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