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#1
Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
revhead001
Posted on: 2008/11/10 19:57
So, apart from the square tops, are these the pollution carbs? Also, Can you get as much performance from the square tops as you can from the proper round top GX carbs?
Typical ebay listing Edited due to stupidity
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Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
sidedraught
Posted on: 2008/11/10 20:36
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by revhead001 on 2008/11/11 5:57:49 There is no intentional misinformation here, just a genuine attempt to sell a pair of Datsun factory twin carbs honestly with a $1 starting price. In my 22 years of owning and working on A series Datsuns these have always been referred to as GX carbys by everyone I know. No Revhead they are not pollution carbys and yes they do provide as good performance as "proper" round tops.
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Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
stirlingmac
Posted on: 2008/11/10 21:44
Well if they are not GX carbs what are they.....for what it's worth I have always refered to these as GX carbs because that what they were usually found on. Like GX bonnets...why be anal we all know what they are !!
#4
Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
Dundee1000
Posted on: 2008/11/10 21:47
Me 3.. I call them GX carbs too,
unless anybody has a better idea.. what else had them? (SSS) they look like a bargain..
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Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
stirlingmac
Posted on: 2008/11/10 21:54
As far as I am aware the only A series engines to get them were A12 GX's and A14GX's. Now before anyone jumps up and down saying there is no such thing as an A14GX there is and I have had a few engines and a car. When in Japan cruising the wrecking yards many moons ago I recall seeing at less five A14 's with twin Hitachi's lying around unloved. NZ got a lot of this sort of stuff in the 80's usually as filler in containers coming here full of Jap import cars. NZ was lucky in that regard, I recently dismantled an extremely rusty 120Y GX which was a NZ new model which sold alongside the nana versions and the cooking SSS with twin Dellorto's.
#6
Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2008/11/10 22:11
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f they are not GX carbs what are they But the manifold is an A12GX manifold. The carbs do not match this manifold. The B210 GX cars had a twin-carb engine officially referred to as the A12T engine (1973-1974) or the A14T engine (1975-). So most likely these are GX carbs -- from B210 GX car. But they could be from 610 SSS or other Datsun model. The flat-top Hitachis have anti-pollution changes to them, compared to the dome-tops.
#7
Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
sidedraught
Posted on: 2008/11/10 22:18
#8
Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
kegs
Posted on: 2008/11/10 23:14
andy, i think dd already said why, these carbs are off a 180b but the manifold is a12 so really they dont match from the factory but have been modded to suit.i would imagine these are probably higher flowing than a12gx and would go much better....
#9
Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
sidedraught
Posted on: 2008/11/11 1:10
Thanks Kegs for thinking they would flow better if they were off a 180B but what DD actually said was,
Quote: So most likely these are GX carbs -- from B210 GX car. But they could be from 610 SSS or other Datsun model.
#10
Re: Don't be fooled by the GX title!!
datto1000wagon
Posted on: 2008/11/11 1:35
the 180b carbs are the same thing just have larger jets to flow more fuel in
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