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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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Cool, but how many km's did u get on a Litre ? ;P i want 2 jet it, 2 have a "lite" first stage and a the second must be a bit more "aggresive"

Posted on: 2005/2/24 13:51
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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oh and if you want to turbo you bakkie at a later stage you can, this carb was made for it

Posted on: 2005/2/23 14:01
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extractors with 2inch s/s pipe
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Dellorto 36 drla
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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if you want pull the motor out put in a cam, fit a 36 dgas webber same as on the ford v6's we have here and a branch that will wake it up. or i have a dellorto 36 turbo carb on a manifold that will give you huge power gains just by bolting that on. if you want to buy it from me send me a p.m and we can talk

cheers

Posted on: 2005/2/23 13:59
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VW chassis
fibreglass body
A-14
280 cam
ported head shaved 1.5mm
extractors with 2inch s/s pipe
webber 38 dgas.
to come........

Dellorto 36 drla
turbo

and then maybe some gas
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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it also depends on the length and diameter of the primaries and secondaries pipes. it sounds like your after top end power so go for 4 into 1 with long primary pipes and she should scream.

Posted on: 2005/2/23 10:04
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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Ya well i'm not building a motor, more like upgrading the one i have in tha bakkie aka 1400. nissan 1993 , looking for more power on my higher gears & revs. if thats what u'r refering to with midrange.

I'm a newbe what can i say
But thanx alot

Posted on: 2005/2/23 5:48
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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If you want to go fast you will be giving it a bit of a rev anyway, 4 into 1 always. . . For me anyway.

Posted on: 2005/2/23 5:45
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Re: What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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I'm assuming you are refering to extractors?
If so, fitting branch (4.2.1) will give you more mid range power. Fitting free flow(4 into1)will give you more top end power.
I suppose it's what kind of motor you want to build, a motor with good mid range and drivability or an all top end screamer.
The choice is yours,no one elses.
Hope this helps?

Posted on: 2005/2/23 0:29
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What to do? A branch or a Free Flow and what size Pipe's?
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Hey

I'm new 2 the game with my NIssan 1400 Champ bakkie. And was wondering whitch is best to fit first a branch or a freeflow ? since i don't have enough yet for both ?

thanx

Posted on: 2005/2/22 22:01
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