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08-10-2011, 08:15 PM
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Location: Neodesha, KS, but now in da U.P. of MI eh?
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What do you guys do for carbs?
A little off topic, but I'm getting an off-road derby (picture demolition derby meets dirt track racing) car ready for our fair.
It's an 85 dodge colt, but the carburetor is the same bolt pattern (I think) as your samuri engines. The one on this thing has 3 electronic mystery valves that appear to meter fuel somehow which means I will have to keep the computer which scares me in this kind of racing. Is there a better carb out there I can grab in the j/y? Can I rig up this one for jets easy? This looks just like it. It's a mikuni 
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09-13-2011, 06:16 AM
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Fyi, I found a rochester 2-jet of a '70 chevy truck and after some massaging of the mounting flanges, it bolted right up and ran fantastic.
And I burned all the original wiring harness and ecu and took it in for copper scrap!
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