
Inlet Manifold Angle
#1
Posted Yesterday, 03:03 PM
the mounting flange for the carb is at a steeper angle approx 25 degrees than current and from what I have read the float bowl (Hs4) will need to be adjusted to maintain it sitting horizontal. Am I correct in this thinking? Out of interest what would be the effect of having an out of level float bowl?
#2
Posted Yesterday, 03:36 PM
Think that manifold is for a 4 bolt carb, like the HIF38 or 44 where the float chamber is under the carb body.
#3
Posted Yesterday, 03:43 PM
#4
Posted Yesterday, 05:04 PM
Not saying this is the one you want, but it is how you set the angle.
...never broke down goin up or downhill because the float angle was wrong.
https://www.minispar...or-hs2-4-purple
#5
Posted Yesterday, 05:51 PM
#7
Posted Today, 08:00 AM
Shooter
#8
Posted Today, 08:30 AM
... from what I have read the float bowl (Hs4) will need to be adjusted to maintain it sitting horizontal. Am I correct in this thinking? Out of interest what would be the effect of having an out of level float bowl?
The float bowl on an HS4 (or other HSx) needs to be vertical because the drain hole is at the bottom. From this drain hole is the fuel fed into the carburetor. In order to make the HS4 compatible with multiple car makers' engines did SU come up with a design to adapt to the angle of the intake manifold. SU sells a family of so-called Float Chamber Adapters. See their product lineup here: https://sucarb.co.uk...r-adaptors.html
#9
Posted Today, 01:04 PM
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