SU Carb.
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SU Carb.
Morning All.
I was wondering if anyone had any experience/pros or cons with running a SU carb on a 91 Heritage?
I had one for yrs on my old Ironhead and found it to be a good performer and very reliable.
Easy to work on and tune....any info appreciated.
Cheers
Dave.
I was wondering if anyone had any experience/pros or cons with running a SU carb on a 91 Heritage?
I had one for yrs on my old Ironhead and found it to be a good performer and very reliable.
Easy to work on and tune....any info appreciated.
Cheers
Dave.
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Ditto, I had the same happen on my Panhead years ago. Personally I wouldn't bother with an SU. A modified CV, Mikuni or S&S will give you better performance & reliability IMO.
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Interesting that this is the second recent post regarding old fashioned car carbs, the other being Dellorto. I'm inclined to agree with Rich, that a modern bike carb will give more satisfactory results, as well as spare parts being readily available.
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