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New old stock SUs

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Hi Folks
The leaky bucket fans out there might be interested in these
http://www.mod-sales.com/auction/vehicl ... ettors.htm
There are likely to be very few of these in this condition in the future so could be of interest to someone.
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Mike

Now go and find me 4 NOS leaky buckets (48IDF marked) on a magnesuim Ford Manifold at that price and I'll be your friend for life!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Straight 8 Mike.....

Too expensive though! I'll have to clean up used ones...
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Hi Tom
I did think of you, you only need 4 don't you, if you got them for £650 held onto 4 and sold off 2 at £300 the pair then you would have trouble free SU carburation for £350. By you have bought 6 or 8 used SUs, selected the best bits, bought 4 overhaul kits and soda blasted them you won't have alot of change out of £350 and they will still be Bitsas.
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I bought a pair of these of eBay for about 125 last year :D
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Re: New old stock SUs

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kiwicar wrote:Hi Folks
The leaky bucket fans out there might be interested in these
http://www.mod-sales.com/auction/vehicl ... ettors.htm
There are likely to be very few of these in this condition in the future so could be of interest to someone.
Best regards
Mike
Horrible diaphragmous things! ( Think I've made that word up) :D

I'd rather have a leaky bucket or better still, twin leaky buckets. :lol: Image

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[quote]Horrible diaphragmous things! ( Think I've made that word up)

I'd rather have a leaky bucket or better still, twin leaky buckets.

Regards Ged[quote]

strombergs with diaphrams / SU's with pistons ? :D
remember it's only a bodge if it DOSN'T worK
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strombergs with diaphrams / SU's with pistons ? :D [/quote]

Thanks bodger! :oops:

It was the Stella! Honest. :lol:

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Post by Eliot »

I wonder if the science museum would be interested in them..
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I don't know what you blokes are going on about. SU are wonderful carburettors... :wink:

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RoverP6B wrote:I don't know what you blokes are going on about. SU are wonderful carburettors... :wink:

Ron.
They certainly are and are the next best thing to FI as far as metering and fuel atomisation are concerned 8-)
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