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PostPosted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 5:59 pm 
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Hey all, As im going down the supercharger route ill need to change my carb, but im curious as to what i have on there at the moment. There is a little metal tag hanging off a bolt that holds the dashpot cover on and it has stamped into it FZX 1409 4WK823

any ideas as to what it is?!?! I did a search but came up with nothing

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Whats it look like?

Has it got 2 or 4 mounting holes? Has it got a fuel bowl?

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It should be an HIF44 off a Metro 1275. (I think)


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And the HIF44s are crap. Send it to me and I'll exchange it for an SU 2 and an electric supercharger - that'll blow your hair back!


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Ok i had a look 4 mounting holes where it joins the manifold and 2 holes to hold the filter on.
No fuel bowl
loks exactly like this
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so im thinking it could be the HIF44 as my engine is a metro engine, which is good news because thats the sort i need for the supercharger kit!! One less thing to buy yay

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Yep looks like HIF44 or maybe HIF6...

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HIF6. throtle linkage on the other side. :?:


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thats an odd one both the hif6 and hif44 have the choke on that side and that has none?? it has no leanout pipe and there are pipes coming from that side which is weird too

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I thought the HIF44's had the linkage on the left (looking when mounted on motor)

that one would be on the right...


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It looks just like the HIF44 off a Metro.

The bit of throttle that we can see in the photo is the return spring and the idle screw. The linkage is on the other side. :wink:


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Ok, That pic that i posted before was from 92. It is a pic that he sent me saying that this is the carby i will need for his supercharger kit. He said that its a HIF44 off late model A+ engines

The following pics are of my actual carby
1st one, looking from grill into the engine bay, this is the RIGHT or passenger side

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2nd, top view

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3. LEFT or drivers side

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So there you have it, is there anyway to tell what size/model it is just from these pics?? And what is the difference between a HIF44 and a HIF6??

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trent that is the same as my old hif 44
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Go to www.burlen.co.uk/store.aspx and search there. FZX1409E is from a 1982 Metro.
They have rehashed their site so it's different to their previous site and now includes Zenith and Stromberg CD carb info.

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:32 am 
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Thanks all, and extra thanks to RonR, that site told me exactly what it was!!
So its a 1982 HIF 44, rad!!

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