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#12 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
AgentWright007 Posted on: 2012/3/28 19:03
well i guess i'll keep my eyes peeled for some SU's. If i can find them cheap enough I might pounce on it. Right now I have a problem with the rear end (which I think is a pinion bearing) and the tie rod on the passenger side. I've thought of buying a new rear end since I've heard that even installing a turbo to the stock motor can break the axles, not to mention a disc brake upgrade would be nice. The problem is, I have had little to no success finding a compatible rear end in the states. The stock diff that's in it now is a replacement from the original which had shredded spider gears. ugh


#11 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
jmac Posted on: 2012/3/27 11:00
The twin SUs will tend to have a sligtly wider powerband/useful rpm range, and (properly eetup/specced to suit the motor) better throttle response, so the actual performance advantage is higher than any peak power number difference might suggest.


#10 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
bakat Posted on: 2012/3/27 6:47
wheel hp i assume? that should more than 100 engine hp.


#9 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
jeffroj Posted on: 2012/3/27 5:54
I was running 2 SU's on my a14 I bought them new from su midel I loved them after sussing out the correct needles. the Guys at midel are really helpfull. I recon I was pulling around the 90hp mark. Alot of fun.


#8 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
bakat Posted on: 2012/3/27 0:31
nice. there's no tudor sedan in Malaysia.. haven't seen one.


#7 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
AgentWright007 Posted on: 2012/3/26 19:53
Speaking of exhaust, I just got new exhaust Friday. It's still "stock" but it has no cat. I'm not really looking to make it fast just because of the labor and cost. I was really just curious. My goal is to fix the pinion bearing (not myself), fix the tie rod, re-trim the windshield and back glass, finish the interior, finish the bodywork and paint that bastard! I'm finally "almost" there; I can taste it!

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#6 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
bakat Posted on: 2012/3/26 19:37
if using dual hitachi's, properly setup, i think 100 HP is achievable. engine hp though. and you need better exhaust system than stock.


#5 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
AgentWright007 Posted on: 2012/3/26 19:32
I have done nothing other than install the weber 32/36 and remove most or all of the emissions junk.


#4 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
bakat Posted on: 2012/3/26 19:29
what other mods have been done to the motor? bigger valve, ported head, aftermarket header, cam, stuff like that can improve your ponies.


#3 Re: SU vs Weber 32/36 carbs
AgentWright007 Posted on: 2012/3/26 18:22
im kinda retarded when it comes to some of the technical details. Im more of a Do-it-yourselfer than a mechanic. So basically the the SU carbs are larger than the weber. What kind of HP difference are we talkin'?



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