24 replies to this topic

[mymini007]

I want to put twin su carbs on my 998. what benefit will it have, if any.

[Racer_Pete]

slighty more torquey, and better throttle responce, + they looks the dogs

[glenboy]

you'll get better throttle response (quicker accelelaration) and possibly a few more bhp , if you fit them really i'd suggest getting the car set up on a rolling road costs about 60-70 quid but worth it

[mymini007]

you'll get better throttle response (quicker accelelaration) and possibly a few more bhp , if you fit them really i'd suggest getting the car set up on a rolling road costs about 60-70 quid but worth it

Even with no other mods? Cool, ebay here i come!

[Saxo-Fiesta-Mini]

dont go ebay for 60 pound u can get a set from mini tech and theyre an ace company 01253790189
just give them a ring ive decided that im gonna go with hif 44 as twin sus dont rev really well thats what they told me and there are alot of track cars there all with aly trumpets on the front and coilovers at the back

[Gingerjoe]

dude im gonna be rebuilding a set of twin hs2's in the next month, with mr ac dodd, they will be mint as anything! cleverest bloke ive ever met, if your keen I can sell them to you? he does a few little modifications too to get that bit more kick! fast road tune ect, there for I aint sure if he does that on the twins, Im not sure if thats just a single carb as he did a fast road tune on my single hif44, if your interested give me a shout & ill find out some prices for you, ask anyone about his work, he is what we say, the dogs gonads.

[Shifty]

you'll get better throttle response (quicker accelelaration) and possibly a few more bhp , if you fit them really i'd suggest getting the car set up on a rolling road costs about 60-70 quid but worth it

Even with no other mods? Cool, ebay here i come!

Why bother with ebay?

Look here

http://www.theminifo...x...=118439&hl=

[RacingGreen]

dont go ebay for 60 pound u can get a set from mini tech and theyre an ace company 01253790189
just give them a ring ive decided that im gonna go with hif 44 as twin sus dont rev really well thats what they told me and there are alot of track cars there all with aly trumpets on the front and coilovers at the back

hif44s are su's

[Saxo-Fiesta-Mini]

i know i was sayin im getting a single hif44 su not twin h2 carbs lol

[davej]

I`m debating between twin 1" 1/2`s or a single 1" 3/4 for my 1293 when I build it up, which would be best do you think?

[mymini007]

the really annoying thing is, I gave away a set a few years ago, a set of twin 1"1/2 that i had on my 1275gt, gave awy a load of other stuff too.
fibreglass dash, mota lita steering wheel, 7 various smiths guages, set of cobra seats. all in the days before the web

[Saxo-Fiesta-Mini]

gutted lol with carbs depends what ur after if u want low down power and torque go for twins if u want to drive the car fast and rev past 5krp then go for the single hif 44 its the only way forward but deffo get it set up on the rollers or u can lose a potential 10 bhp

[mattdc2r]

You putting hif 44's on a 998? What benifit's thqat???

Matt.

[Saxo-Fiesta-Mini]

i mean for the 1332 post lol for 998 twin hs2s are the best option unless u got hif38

[Shifty]

i mean for the 1332 post lol for 998 twin hs2s are the best option unless u got hif38

I really think you should read the question before replying.

Going on about coilovers etc isn't what the poster asked.

What actual experience have you had of the different types of carbs listed?

If you don't know don't post.

Your posts are just confusing and not helpful.