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Mikuni PHH 40 and PHH 44 sidedraft carburetors are a licensed version of the famous Solex sidedraft carburetor. They may be marked Mikuni, Solex or both. They use the same base flange pattern as Weber DCOE and Dellorto DHLA carburetors. Mikuni was the brand Nissan Competition sold for A-series engines. Mikuni made the PHH series from around 1970 until 1995. A PHH 50 was also made but are too big for regular A-series engines. Mikuni "Solex" is far more popular than Webers in Japan.
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Overview
Mikuni bought the Solex PHH license in the early 1970s and thoroughly redesigned it since then. The only parts in common between these two carbs are the diaphragm accelerator pump arrangement. The Mikuni now resembles a cross between a Weber DCOE and a Solex. They are the "set and forget" sidedrafts. Their flow rates aren't quite as high as the Webers, which is why they're not favored by racers, and jet availability is not as good. (Mikuni North America is the primary jet supplier).
Reference: bimmers.com
Nissan Competition used to sell Mikuni jet parts.
Manifold
Mikuni PHH uses the same bolt pattern as Weber DCOE and Dellorto DHLA, so any traditional manifold will work with PHH carburetors.
See main article: [[Intake_Manifold#Custom.2FAftermarket_Manifold|Intake Manifolds]
Features
- Mikuni recommended fuel pressure is 2.84 - 4.98 psi
- Mikuni calls the idle-mixture screw the "Pilot" screw.
- Carb flange same as DCOE. The air cleaner side bolts are spaced slightly different. Elongating DCOE air cleaner holes lets them fit on the PHH.
- Choke: A most interesting feature of the PHH is that instead of a choke butterfly valve for cold-start enrichment, it using an enriching circuit called a "starter" which rotates to open the starter jet.
- Starter: Yellow circles. Connect choke cable to these.
- Pilot Screws: yellow arrows
- Idle speed screws: Green arrows
- Mikuni PHH Carburetor Service Manual
- Size is stamped on the throttle blade
- 165 = 1.65 inch (40 mm)
Fuel Pump
Mikuni recommended fuel pressure is 2.84 - 4.98 psi. A stock A14 pump should work fine -- they are rated 2.8-3.8 pounds (early A12 fuel pump was lower pressure).
You can easily test the fuel pump with a vacuum/pressure gauge with engine idling. Then remove hose and see how many CCs come out in 60 seconds. A14 pump at 1000rpm should pump minimum of 1.3 liter.
That A14 rating of 1.3/minute is good for 125 HP engine. That's a pretty hot street motor, not many A14s can do that naturally aspirated. For a racing A14 you'll want a higher volume pump.
So test your pump. It may put out 1.5 liter/minute. Then no worries even on a very hot street A14.
Tuning
Parts
See Mikuni Jets
Nissan Competition
Nissan Competition sold Mikuni kits for Datsuns, including these for A-series engines. From the 1984 Nissan Competition catalog page 40.
40mm Mikuni
40MM MIKUNI/SOLEX INDUCTION SYSTEM
This induction system requires the use of the GX or competition cylinder head. With appropriate jetting and venturi sizing this system can be applied to any modified A-series engine.
6010-H2310 40MM CARB SET Main jet 120 Air jet 180 Pilot jet 50 Venturi 33mm 99996-H1140 INTAKE MANIFOLD 99996-H1149 STUD & PLUG KIT Required when installing 99996-H1140 99996-H1150 MANIFOLD GASKET 14330-H2310 HEAT SHIELD (2) 16174-H2310 INSULATOR (4) 16174-M0820 INSULATOR (FWD) Inclined 10° (4) 16176-H2310 INSULATOR GASKET (8) $2.70 USD 16360-H2310 LINKAGE ASSY 18200-25720 ACCELERATOR CABLE
44mm Mikuni
44MM MIKUNI/SOLEX INDUCTION SYSTEM
This induction system requires the use of the GX or competition cylinder head. With appropriate jetting and venturi sizing this system can be applied to any modified A-series engine.
16010-M0820 44MM CARB SET Main jet 160 Air jet 180 Pilot jet 55 Venturi 37mm 99996-H1144 INTAKE MANIFOLD 14001-M0820 INTAKE MANIFOLD (FWD) 99996-H1149 STUD & PLUG KIT Required when installing 99996-H1144 99996-H1150 MANIFOLD GASKET 14330-H2310 HEAT SHIELD (2) 16174-20100 INSULATOR (4) 16176-20100 INSULATOR GASKET (8) $2.70 USD 16360-H5720 LINKAGE ASSY 18200-25720 ACCELERATOR CABLE
1976 Parts
SOLEX MAIN JETS (2 required per carburetor) [From 'Datsun Competition Parts' manual April 1976] (all NLA) 16033-25922 110 16033-25923 115 16033-25924 120 16033-25925 125 16033-25926 130 16033-25927 135 16033-25928 140 16034-25522 145 16034-25521 150 16034-25520 155 [150] $8.08 USD 16033-25528 160 16033-25520 180 16033-25521 190 16033-25522 200 16033-25523 210 16033-25524 220 16033-25525 230 16033-25526 240 16033-25527 250
SOLEX AIR JETS (Countersunk Type) 16036-H0222 120 16036-H0223 125 16036-H0224 130 16036-H0225 135 16036-H0226 140 16036-H0227 145 16036-H0228 150 16036-H0229 155 16036-25720 160 16036-25724 165 170 16036-25725 175 16036-25722 180 16036-25726 185 16036-25521 190 16036-25723 200 16036-25722 210 16036-25723 230 16036-25720 250
SOLEX NEEDLE & SEAT ASSEMBLY (NLA) 99996-M1000 Size 2.0 mm
SOLEX CHOKES (all NLA) 16017-A0200 32mm (40mm Carb.) 99996-M1138 38mm (44mm Carb.) 99996-M1140 40mm (44mm Carb.)
Linkage
Mikuni branded manifolds have a larger diameter linkage shaft
Mikuni center-pull linkage
Adjustment
You need to adjust the 1200 cable to take up extra slack in it at idle (otherwise it may not open the carbs all the way at full throttle). For a little play, cut a piece of rubber hose, slit it down the middle and put between the clamp and the cable. If there is a lot of play, you can go to the pedal inside the car and wrap the extra wire around the pedal shaft once.
