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 Post subject: Is this a turbo Hiff44?
PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:04 pm 
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Hi

I got this Hiff44 in a bunch of parts me and my brother bought while back. I always assumed it would suit a turbo because everyone uses Hiff44's. I found out not too long ago that not all Hiff44's are suitable for a turbo (ie there are atleast 2 types)

Because I don't know anything much at all about Hiffs. Will this suit a turbo or its the wrong type.

Out of curiosity what would it be worth (its not for sale), everything seems to move freely and nothing is seized.

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All heap is greatly appreciated

Thanks Brenton

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it is different to mine.

the throttle linkage should be on the left side of the carb (fuel feed side) and the chamber bell should have a groove around the top of it.

check this site for a few good pics and info


http://www.bud666.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/turbo%20conversion.html

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Hi,

this is not an HIF44 from a Turbo engine, it's not even an NA HIF44, this carb is an HIF38,

the inlet base where the airfilter mounts is smaller, and it has the additional plumbing/pipe for part throttle lean out.

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 12:57 pm 
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Thanks for the replies.

Told you I didn't know much about Hiffs...

I now know its not the best for a Turbo.

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Hi Bubba

while the carb is a hif44 and not the turbo version, plenty of people on Turbo Minis convert the NA version. dont know if you are wanting to , or more just getting a feel for pricing...
here is a start thread http://www.turbominis.co.uk/forums/index.php?p=vt&tid=383129


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FNQ wrote:
Hi Bubba

while the carb is a hif44 and not the turbo version, plenty of people on Turbo Minis convert the NA version. dont know if you are wanting to , or more just getting a feel for pricing...
here is a start thread http://www.turbominis.co.uk/forums/index.php?p=vt&tid=383129

Measure the bore of the carby where it bolts to the manifold.
If it is an HIF38 (not HIF44) as lmbm suggests ^^^, it will be too small. Keep looking...

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 12:29 pm 
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apologies - didn't read the thread closely - measure required to determine if hif38 or 44..... my comment was more for the na 44 conversion to turbo


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One on ebay at the present time:

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