AUC1432 SU Carburettor Piston
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You might try www.joecurto.com 718-762-7878
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You might try www.joecurto.com 718-762-7878
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Why couldn't a competent mechanic do the job? Is the new mini engine that complex?
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Why couldn't a competent mechanic do the job? Is the new mini engine that complex?
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Does he explain what impact this might have?
Cheers, Ian
Cheers, Ian
What I am trying to find out is what is the starting point of a new AUC1432 - how long is an unmodified piston?
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The piston protrudes into the throttle opening, so maybe to get it out of the way to improve air flow. Another less radical way is the chamfer the leading edge to reduce turbulence.
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Does he explain what impact this might have?
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on the HS2's what is the length of the piston assembly as measured from the bottom (Where the needle is attached) to the top (where you top up with oil)? Just trying to find the height of an unmodified AUC1432. The SU Carburettor High-Performance Manual by Des Hammill shows removing a minimum of 0.060" to a maximum of 0.100" from the top of the piston.