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HS4 or 45DCOE?
45DCOE 75%  75%  [ 15 ]
HS4 25%  25%  [ 5 ]
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willy
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I have the money for the weber.
Once i get the weber, and the new tyres for the new wheels, then i will start saving the money for the 1275.
and here's hopes that the radiator will hold up... small leak.
Still runs under normal which is wicked tho! :D (and thats all that matters).
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how much were the disc brakes?
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willy
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Webers are overpriced - go the Dellorto DHLA. Its a better (very minutely better mind you) carb anyway.

But if you're leadfooted HIF44 might be the better option ---- supposedly better performance than a standard HS6 and quiter and easier to use than a sidedraught. Just ask Gafmo.

BTW forget about any K&N on a sidedraught carb (either Weber or Dello) unless you've got a carb box or a really crap gooseneck manifold.
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At a $1.40 per litre for fuel, i'd be sticking with a Su for a bit longer.

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2 S's & a clubman wrote:
At a $1.40 per litre for fuel, i'd be sticking with a Su for a bit longer.

Doogie
That's just one of a few reasons I've changed over to a HIF44

That and noise, plus Graham Russell got a fair whack of HP our of my engine with the SU so I'm happy. 8)

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MrBob wrote:
2 S's & a clubman wrote:
At a $1.40 per litre for fuel, i'd be sticking with a Su for a bit longer.

Doogie
That's just one of a few reasons I've changed over to a HIF44

That and noise, plus Graham Russell got a fair whack of HP our of my engine with the SU so I'm happy. 8)


I have never had a problem with Morris HIF44 its on a 1152 and with Similar Engine Spec's...you will love it..and you still get that loverly Induction Sound :wink:

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willy
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Bugger the fuel costs... i'll still be driving when fuel is $3.00 a litre.
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Lillee
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My vote is for DHLA45. Where's that option? :wink:

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gafmo wrote:
you still get that loverly Induction Sound :wink:


Not quite like a Dellorto... gurrrrgle...waaaaaarp :wink:

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willy
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:lol: Weber is exactly the same sound... isnt it? :?
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big willy wrote:
I have the money for the weber.


So why don't you ****ing buy it?

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i would say he hasnt bought it yet due to the fact that he is asking about them on here and wants info before spending the $400? or so.....i would do exactly the same thing. Settle down bud

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he is asking about them on here and wants info before spending the $400? or so


anyone else... maybe...

www.willy.com



i'm calm....

the post just get worse the more tired i am...

and i'm pretty tired right about now...






sick and tired

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Same sound... same performance, same... everything. Cept it's cheaper to buy a Dellorto45. Get the hint Little willy??? 8)

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