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I had a twin carb VW Karmann Ghia many years ago (another car I should have kept) and a Uni-Syn was the device used to balance the carbs. Really, life is too short to be bent under the hood fiddling & swearing with the intricate linkages and multiple adjustments to get the thing to run right. I insisted on lowering my car and will put up with it's shortcomings, so you go your own way. Good luck! -
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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Yeah Fitzty, i justA like the idea of tri carbs, i would feel a lot better about it if i get some guidance on tuning them. oh and i have the ames catalogue on my desk top... i will have a peek -
Kiwi, have a look at the Ames catalogue - downloadable if you don't already have it. There's an entire section devoted to tri power setups. Personally, I can't be arsed fiddling with multiple carbs - one is plenty. AND I think it was 1968 or thereabouts when GM made the decision to no longer offer them, having made more power with a Rochester albeit on a larger motor, but for sheer presence and as eye candy, they look shit hot. For our American viewers, 'shit hot' means damn good.
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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
i asked about the kick down bracket, and it was on a manual car so no bracket
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