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drmini in aust
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2 S's & a clubman wrote:
HIF44 all the way,

Doogie

On a road car, HS6 all the way- cheaper to buy, same power, less defective design built in, less (or no) butchery needed to firewall. 8)

<edit> HS carbs will work at any angle up to 45°.
I put an HS2 on my brother's Imp (std manifold+ adaptor) at 45°, years ago and it works fine for the road, in `khanas and rallies too.

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Kyoda
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For some reason I want a single carby, not twin.


Weber :D :D

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twin webbers


no need to mod firewall

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I've got a HIF44 and so far so good it seems to stay tuned, but in terms of space and if I want to fit a Graham Russel manifold I would go HS6. I still want to give a HS8 a go one day too :twisted:

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HIF44 or HS6? Go with what you can get.

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THATS IT POEEE!!!
My mind is made up! A big single, at a good price!

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