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Author:  sports850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:01 am ]
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Since there are so often people asking about different manifolds (weber and SU) I thought we might start a database with pictures of various manifolds . I have a couple of weber manifolds (gooseneck and mid length) and various twin SU manifolds that I'll take pics of later and post , who else can provide pics ? Ideally pics of the manifold by itself or with carb but especially side on in the case of the weber manifolds for easier reference . Pic's of them in the car can be a little difficult to figure out at times ...
Author:  benjamin [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:10 am ]
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metro turbo manifold (flanges have been milled to 8mm on this one , they are usually 12mm and water conections were cut off). To suit a hif44 turbo carburetor but any hs4 or hs6 or hif38 will fit. There are a water cooler manifold as std , probly not very good for n/a for but work great with boosted aplications.

the second picture show the complete metro turbo carburetor setup althought blow off valve non std and plenium has been modifyed for intercooler.

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Author:  drmini in aust [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:16 am ]
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I've got pics of Russell Engineering Weber one-
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Redline 3005, after some porting-
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Author:  gafmo [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 9:11 am ]
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D.P.E Manifold to Suit a HIF44 Presently on a modified 1100
Don't know much about it realy...but much better than the Log I had before

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Author:  Hanra [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 10:32 am ]
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This is a stocker that i used to use. To suit twin 1 1/4in SU's. Originally i think its off a Sprite. Note there is no Vac take off on this manifold.

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This is an aftermarket one that i bought from somewhere...?

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Author:  supercharged 850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:40 pm ]
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These are factory cast manifolds.

The first one is a 1.5" SU standard cast manifold but has had the exhaust part removed with an angle grinder to allow fitment of extractors.

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The second one is an MG Metro factory cast manifold to suit a 1.75" SU carb. The exhaust pipes can be cut off to allow fitment of extractors, although the factory ones do flow fairly well, and you can have LCB style pipes made to fit. A 1.5" SU carb can be used on this manifold too.

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For split webers, you may want these.... 'R. Longman & Co.' cast alloy manifolds. They are 2 seperate pieces. FIrewall needs a large box section fabricated to allow fitment of the complete assembly.

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Author:  sports850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:55 pm ]
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This is my 5th attempt , the forums don't like too many carb sizes etc in a post as it stuffs the system and refuses to post .....


<EDIT> No , it wasn't saying the various carb sizes , it was whenever I typed the name of the company who made the gooseneck weber manifold and the twin 1 1/2 manifold at the bottom of the post in the post it would come up with error messages and refuse to post ..... Frustration plus .


Gooseneck for weber

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Warnerford 4 inch for weber

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BMC twin 1 1/4

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Hi Torque twin 1 1/4

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Unknown twin 1 1/4 , only casting marks are the firing order

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Unbranded twin 1 1/4 on the sports850

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Tiny twin 1 1/8 Alexander

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Twin 1 1/2 made to fit two standard carbs , not a left and right pair .

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Author:  drmini in aust [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 4:16 pm ]
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Note that Warneford `4 inch' one is identical to a Redline 3005- Redline bought the patterns or the company, not sure which.
Author:  sports850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 4:21 pm ]
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I thought it was the one that was the same , I'll get it off and take the weber off for a better photo when I get the chance .
Author:  Anto [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:20 pm ]
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Twin SU manifold by Lynx, shown here set up for twin HS2s, but can also take twin HS4s or HS6s if you change the studs & enlarge the ports.

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Author:  Anto [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:24 pm ]
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Oh and I also had mega trouble with it refusing to post, so it's something to do with L ynx then??!
Author:  sports850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:28 pm ]
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Yes , same drama's as I had , I can't use that word with a capital L for some reason , the forum thinks I'm giving it an instruction to do something that it's not allowed to do ....
Author:  adeee [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:33 pm ]
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i've had no problem posting the word Lynx
Author:  drmini in aust [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:39 pm ]
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I had problems this morning, more than 3 lines of text and it denied me access. :evil: :!:
Author:  supercharged 850 [ Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:29 pm ]
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sports850 wrote:
Yes , same drama's as I had , I can't use that word with a capital L for some reason , the forum thinks I'm giving it an instruction to do something that it's not allowed to do ....


Yep me too..... I was updating an old post which already had the word in it (all in capitals) and it kept giving me a 404 error. I removed the L word and it updated the post without a problem.

/end of thread hijack
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