No problem what so ever,,,easy-peasy
Just everyone have a little think here for a minute,,,(i know it might give you all a head ache, but bear with me 4 a min)
when one piston from an engine sees --->(sucks through) a carby hole,,,lets say a single 1&1/4su for this example,,, that means that they all have to suck through that same carby,,,a single 1&1/4 right?????????????
well,,,now lets put a set of twin 1&1/4 SUs on then,,,,each piston is still only sees (sucks trough) a single 1&1/4 SU hey???
the difference being a much straighter un-interupted manifold flow.
simple as that.!!!!!!!
that balance tube/pipe on the twin manifolds is simply that, a balance tube,,,very little (if any at all) extra air/fuel mixture is able to move through that tube with any given response to actually creat more air avaliable to any particular cyl in such a short time that it has per stroke.
The handsom little 998 engine came out with a single 1&1/2 SU fitted to the later leyland minis right?????????,,,so there`s absolutely no reason why it can`t run quite happilly with a pair of 1&1/2 SUs hey??? & they do so quite admirably i might add
so,,,remember what i said here when this topic arises in the pub again ok???
there`s no more "extra" comming from twins as there is from a single,,,just the manifold is way way way better.