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Carb ID - British SU HS6..but what from?


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So I picked up these today mounted to a N36 manifold. Apparently 240Z carbies. I didn't do much investigation as they were cheap (could me my first problem:'() and I thought they looked half likely to be ok with a rebuild and some TLC.

The ID tags read AUD 467 L&R which my research leads me to believe they are HS6 SU's which were normally fitted to a Morgan Plus 8 3.5 V8. I take it that its inconceivable that these would have been fitted from new? however am i right in thinking with the correct set up by someone who knows what they are doing, they will be suitable for my L28 fitted 260z?

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1 hour ago, Herbie said:

am i right in thinking with the correct set up by someone who knows what they are doing, they will be suitable for my L28 fitted 260z?

Yep :)

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Pretty much the same as the original Hitachi SU's, same design, same size.

Only difference is that parts for British SU's are readily available and cost a fraction of the price compared to the Hitachi's.

 

 

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I run HS6's. Bought mine new from SU midel. At the time it was a much easier, and cheaper option, than getting the old original SU's rebuilt. 

Parts, needles ect, are super easy to source locally. 

I had to ditch the original throttle linkage setup, and go with a cable, a superior option in my view. And also found the old choke cable ( solid core cable), didn't work very well with the choke mechanism, so I converted that to a stranded cable. That has its own issues, but was a better solution. 

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