The Mk IIs also came with a two barrel carb.
At 05:28 PM 4/16/96 -0700, Chris Richards wrote:
>Your 64 Tiger would have come with a 5-bolt blocked 2-barrel engine. As
>far as I know (Norm, where are you?), all but the Mk-2's came with
>two-barrel carbs. Good luck finding an original air cleaner. Check out
>any of the early literature and you'll see a picture of it.
>
>Regards-Chris
>
>On Tue, 16 Apr 1996 NamasteRH@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Hi All:
>>
>> When I bought my Tiger it had a Holley 4-barrel on it. Despite that carb's
>> usefulness, I am one of those "Gee, I'd like an all-original Tiger" kind of
>> guys. Not an easy thing for someone who has never seen an original example
>> of the species (not unlike that first Star Trek episode, "The Cage", where
>> the aliens didn't know what a human was supposed to look like as they were
>> rebuilding one). Therefore, I need to know, "What the heck does a Tiger air
>> cleaner look like?" (dimensions, bolt configuration, color, markings, etc.).
>> I know they are rare, but if someone offers to sell me one I would like to
>> be sure that I am getting what I need.
>>
>> Also, is anyone actually running on the original carb/manifold setup?
>> EVERYONE on the list seems to talk about mods, so I am left wondering
>> whether my efforts toward originality are a waste of time. If you ARE using
>> the original setup, how is it? Just "OK" or "perfectly satisfactory"?
>> Inquiring minds want to know.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Rick Hoefle (1964 Tiger B9470508)
>>
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