mk1mexico Posted August 20, 2008 Report Posted August 20, 2008 . 40mm chokes in 45's aren't so good Steve why is this?? I have heard loads of people say it, but my RR operator recommended it to me as an upgrade??
Admin Vista Posted August 21, 2008 Admin Report Posted August 21, 2008 . 40mm chokes in 45's aren't so good Steve why is this?? I have heard loads of people say it, but my RR operator recommended it to me as an upgrade?? Agreed, I queried going for 48's and was told that for what I wanted the engine would function better with 45's and 40mm chokes. He went on to say that 48's were better suited for a race engine and would spoil all the driveability further down the rev range.
escort21 Posted August 21, 2008 Report Posted August 21, 2008 Smokem' send your chokes to me and i'll bore them out whatever size you want
SmokeEm Posted August 21, 2008 Author Report Posted August 21, 2008 Smokem' send your chokes to me and i'll bore them out whatever size you want Sounds like a cunning plan Tim. Will have to wait till she comes off the road for winter though. Still a daily driver for my nephew at the moment
Fiesta Steve Posted August 21, 2008 Report Posted August 21, 2008 . 40mm chokes in 45's aren't so good Steve why is this?? I have heard loads of people say it, but my RR operator recommended it to me as an upgrade?? Agreed, I queried going for 48's and was told that for what I wanted the engine would function better with 45's and 40mm chokes. He went on to say that 48's were better suited for a race engine and would spoil all the driveability further down the rev range. You get a greater venturi effect with 40mm chokes in a 48mm body than a 45mm body. The same as fitting 36mm chokes in 40's. Fit 36mm chokes in 45's and they always drive much better I used to use smaller chokes for driveability then used an inbetweeny size and now use chokes that are to big so I've tried most sizes in different size bodys
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