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mrcouper
twin 40 dellortos on an a10
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Hey guys just curious as to what would happen if
I put a pair of twin side draft dellortos on a datsun a10
Would there be any signifigant power increase or only at high rpm?
Will it just cook the motor
Cheers

Posted on: 2013/3/8 10:27
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Dundee1000
Re: twin 40 dellortos on an a10
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heya MrCouper,
the JDM people use 40's on 10's and 12's and 45's on 14's and 15's
with the right tune, they would be a good thing...

Posted on: 2013/3/8 13:41
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mrcouper
Re: twin 40 dellortos on an a10
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Cheers.. most people have said don't bother

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dattoman_1000
Re: twin 40 dellortos on an a10
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They won't add anything to a stock motor ... and infact driveability will be down ... so will fuel economy
But they sound nice

Posted on: 2013/3/8 15:38
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clyons8
Re: twin 40 dellortos on an a10
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That's a crock. They will add to performance.

You must keep the chokes as small as possible to help the 'small block' maintain good velocity on the incoming charge. Smaller chokes will return better driveability particularly at the lower rev range.

Posted on: 2013/3/8 21:21
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