[Spridgets] SU question
an5.sprite at gmail.com
an5.sprite at gmail.com
Mon Oct 10 12:29:06 MDT 2011
If you plug them completely you may need to vent the top of the float chamber. Early floats had little, maybe 1/16" holes to allow venting when gas was entering or leaving.
Steve
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From: Robert Weeks <lists at woozy.com>
Sender: spridgets-bounces at autox.team.netDate: Mon, 10 Oct 2011 11:14:13
To: spridgets net<spridgets at autox.team.net>
Subject: [Spridgets] SU question
Hi All,
I finally got my Midget running yesterday. Thanks to everyone who
emailed and offered tips and moral support.
One of the reasons I stopped driving this car was that there was always
a really strong gas smell when I'd drive it. I noticed while working on
the car that this pair of SU carbs has an extra fitting on top of the
float chamber which look just like the gas inlet fittings. From what I
can tell these fittings were supposed to be connected to the evaporative
emissions canister. Since this car does not have an evaporative
emissions system what should I do with these? Can they simply be plugged
or can I run a gas-line from the front carb to the rear carb similar to
how the inlets are setup? I noticed while I was under the hood tuning
the car that some times when revving the car that gas would shoot out of
these fittings. I can't imagine that is a good thing.
Thanks,
Robert
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