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<p>Probably, but the fuel supply, choke and throttle controls are
different. The air cleaner mounting is as well but they can move
with the carbs.</p>
<p>PaulH.<br>
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<div style="color:black;font: 12pt Courier New, Courier, mono;">I
have a 1972 MGB with HIF carbs & a 1968 BGT with HS4s
newly purchased. It appears the intake manifolds are the
same. Can I just switch the carb banks?
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<div>The BGT needs a clutch, so I want to put the new HS4s on
the car that is running.</div>
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