Nolan Penny wrote:
> The downdraft is a street carburetor, stock on many millions of 4 cylinder
> cars made throughout the late 20th century. It is a very streetable
> carburetor. Both the carburetor and the manifold it sets on in a Spitfire
> limit its peak performance.
They fitted a downdraft Weber to the Fiat 500 I owned for happily no more
than a week. About the size of a packet of 10 cigarettes. Think I prefer
Solex or Zenith downdrafts, at least they would be true to prototype -
fitted to Heralds, Vyteezes and Vanguards - among others :)
Jonmac
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