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Stu5766

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Your mate is a wise man... More so than myself. I would have bought it out of stubbornness and continued with the shitfight until the bitter end.

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Square goes on square, spread goes on spread. Just check that the throttle bores on your manifold are same size or bigger than on your carby. Should be right.

 

A spacer can be of benefit as it straightens out the mixture coming off the throttle blades and adds plenum volume. Yours will need a 4-hole (not open).

 

Using a plastic spacer keeps the carby a bit cooler. Basically give it the tallest spacer your bonnet line will allow.

 

Many dyno tests have shown that spacers add power, if only slightly. Very rarely you might go backwards using them.

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