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Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
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SubmitterTopgearMore Photos from Topgear   Last Update2006/9/12 8:09    Tell a friendTell a friend
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This carbie was donated by sidedraught for the A12 (Budget) Turbo project I am doing, bit dirty but doesnt matter, I will clean up...

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datto1000wagon
Posted: 2006/9/12 22:51  Updated: 2006/9/12 22:51
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
i think its of a 180b i seen two sets at a swap meet a few weeks ago and they look real similar to this one

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2006/9/13 14:10  Updated: 2006/9/13 14:10
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
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Poster: datto1000wagon Date: 2006/9/13 8:51:20

i think its of a 180b i seen two sets at a swap meet a few weeks ago and they look real similar to this one

Big difference between 'similar' & 'the same'
180B used a two bolt flange, not four.
This one is a Hitachi carb & not an S.U. so it's definately not off an Austin or a Morris.

The beauty of a suck through turbo is that the carb sees a steady airflow, rather than a pulse airflow, which stops & starts. A constant flow of air will be easier to tune to &, generally speaking, you can get away with fewer/ smaller carbs that is normally seen on a non turbo instalation with more satisfactory results in regards to carb tuning.
Variable venturi designs seem to be well suited to suck through's & this should work well.

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2006/9/21 5:06  Updated: 2006/9/21 5:06
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From: 48 North
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
240Z used a larger Hitachi than the 4-cylinder models. Maybe that's what it is?

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benny
Posted: 2006/9/21 5:31  Updated: 2006/9/21 5:31
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
The first A-series twin Hitachis manifold I ever owned had this 4 stud mounting arrangment, It was a factory item and had lots and lots of holes for all sorts of fittings. [which suggests it was from a late model vehicle with twin carbs] It was difinately and A-series oval port manifold.

I will see if I can dig up some pics of it...

cheers
benny

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2017/1/8 10:58  Updated: 2017/1/8 10:58
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
It's a Hitachi from the A14T engine (Twin-carb engine)

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FAZPIOES
Posted: 2006/9/12 22:30  Updated: 2006/9/12 22:30
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
That looks an Austin / mini cooper carb with a cover on top to add oil .

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2006/9/12 13:25  Updated: 2006/9/12 13:25
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
I don't know what this was originally used on, but it doesn't look like 1200 or A12 GX, nor does it look to be from a 1600, or 180B SSS. Even the carbs used on the JDM 810 & 910 SSS models used a two bolt flange.

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sidedraught
Posted: 2006/9/12 13:39  Updated: 2006/9/12 13:39
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 Re: Hitachi carbie for Turbo setup
I dont know what it was off, I just hope it is of some help to the project.