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Dellorto Carburettor Information
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
How hard could it beDatto_610 wrote:Are you any good with su's?
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
Haha sweet well I have a set that I'm going to rebuild and put on the L24 once the manual conversion is done
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well when you're ready, let me know.
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
Howzit.
Nice topic. This weekend I am installing a 40 Dellorto DHLA with a Linx Manifold onto my 160J that has an L20B motor and 5 speed gear box.
I will have to fix the threads on 2 ports in the cylinder head. Seem stripped. My question would be, since I will have to Heli coil repair those threads, would studs be better option than using bolts ? Would rather have studs and not mess anymore with the coil inserts again.
Anyone tried this before ? Any issues with mounting on studs ?
Cheers.
Nice topic. This weekend I am installing a 40 Dellorto DHLA with a Linx Manifold onto my 160J that has an L20B motor and 5 speed gear box.
I will have to fix the threads on 2 ports in the cylinder head. Seem stripped. My question would be, since I will have to Heli coil repair those threads, would studs be better option than using bolts ? Would rather have studs and not mess anymore with the coil inserts again.
Anyone tried this before ? Any issues with mounting on studs ?
Cheers.
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
I am picking they are the Std 6mm thread, could you over size everything and retap head to 8mm, just fitting bigger studs, probably mare durable than Helicoils
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
Thanks mates.
Definitely studs is the way to go. Will do just that, looking for good quality studs.
Definitely studs is the way to go. Will do just that, looking for good quality studs.
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Re: Dellorto Carburettor Information
The standard L series studs are M8x1.25.