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SU Carb

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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SU Carb

Post by moonhopper »

Hi there guys, i'm wanting to put a su carb onto my zuk trials truck, and i need a bit of advice on best way to go about it. or is there any other options that i could use my problem is limited space. cheers :D
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Post by MightyMouse »

If you MUST run a CD carby and space is an issue then a Stromberg is significantly smaller.

Personally I just can't imagine why you would bother, but there you go..... :?
( usual disclaimers )

It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by mugginsmoo »

OK

once-a-pon-a-time i used to live in NZ and i also had a trials zook with an SU

use a 1 1.2 inch SU, mine had a piece of mini (BMC) manifold welded to a cut-down zook one. it ran fine and i do mean fine.
if i was to do it again i would use EFI ( a lot less problems in the long run)

if you "cut " the side out of the manifold it will fit under a 1L bonnet.

i also had a friend that made an adaptor that bolted to the carby bolts and had an "elbow" that the SU bolted to, he use a cast steel elbow (cheap-for him) and cut out the mounting surfaces with a Plasma cutter. this also woked well nut bonnet clearence was a problem.


the hardest thig is tuning the needle for the correct fuel mixture.

both of us used the "old-style" SU's, you may have better luck using an HIF 1 3/4 SU off a Jag. these are quite compact, compared to the "old-style".

again i don't think it's worth the effort. a standard carb is juat as good and a hole-lot less pissing about. that or EFI.

Mitch
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