Single, splits may happen down the track, or maybe a pair of mikuni HSR42 flat slides.hoffman900 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:02 pmSplit Weber or single on a manifold with bends?KnightEngines wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 6:20 pmNo idea!Erland Cox wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 6:18 am How much less hp will an engine with dual SU carbs give?
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All the ones I've dealt with have run a Weber.
Pushing the limits of a BMC A series head - max effort circuit race
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Re: Pushing the limits of a BMC A series head - max effort circuit race
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Cool! I was hoping something relevant to grandad's Morris 1000 was going to show up :p
Got a few questions:
How big are those exhaust ports? And how does that relate to stock size? What header do you plan on using?
Is that combustion chamber shape better for combustion or was it mainly about flow?
And what do you think of using a thread adapter to run modern longer reach spark plugs? Is there much point? Would they hurt flow? Or would them being closer to the direct path of mixture somehow mess things up?
Thanks
Ben
Got a few questions:
How big are those exhaust ports? And how does that relate to stock size? What header do you plan on using?
Is that combustion chamber shape better for combustion or was it mainly about flow?
And what do you think of using a thread adapter to run modern longer reach spark plugs? Is there much point? Would they hurt flow? Or would them being closer to the direct path of mixture somehow mess things up?
Thanks
Ben
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Re: Pushing the limits of a BMC A series head - max effort circuit race
Ex ports are bigger than stock, but not heaps bigger, just enough to get a nice taper.BLSTIC wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 12:03 am Cool! I was hoping something relevant to grandad's Morris 1000 was going to show up :p
Got a few questions:
How big are those exhaust ports? And how does that relate to stock size? What header do you plan on using?
Is that combustion chamber shape better for combustion or was it mainly about flow?
And what do you think of using a thread adapter to run modern longer reach spark plugs? Is there much point? Would they hurt flow? Or would them being closer to the direct path of mixture somehow mess things up?
Thanks
Ben
Chamber is about flow & pressure recovery, but it'll burn pretty nice as well.
A longer plug would probably get smacked by the pistons!
Pics don't really convey size, but the chambers are small & not that deep!