Aaron,
There's a big British swap meet at PIR (Portland Int'l Raceway) toward the
end of summer if you are in the neighborhood (300 mi. neighborhood that is).
You can usually find just about anything you want there. I'm not sure of
the date, but if you are interested, I'll find out for you. Too bad MG
didn't make tractors or pickup trucks then you'd have lots of places to
look. (tongue in cheek). I'm surprised that there isn't something in
Spokane or Coeur 'd Lane, well not really. Seriously, you can find SU's and
manifolds at the swap meets almost every time. Of course it's buyer beware.
Good luck,
Dave 72 B
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Whiteman <aaronw@wsu.edu>
To: mgs@autox.team.net <mgs@autox.team.net>
Date: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 8:32 AM
Subject: Dual SU's
>I really want to lose the damn ZS carb on my '75 B. I have a Weber
>downdraft on my '78, and I am not really happy with it, but I don't think
it
>is entirely the fault of the Weber (rather, the poor car had a nasty DPO).
>
>I talked to ICS here in Pullman (woo! go cougs!), and they recommend the
>SU's without question (and Dave owns a 72 and use to race, so I tend to
>believe him :) That coupled with the list thread a couple weeks back
pretty
>much made up my mind.
>
>In my search for a set of carbs, I called Aurora Auto Wrecking of Seattle
>(that place is a very sad site.... all those LBC's that could have been
>restored :), where they told me they would sell a rebuilt set of carbs (I
>don't know if they are HS4 or HIF), intake, linkage, and exhaust for my '75
>for ~$450 + tax. Is this a good price?
>
>--
>Aaron Whiteman - aaronw@wsu.edu - email with subject 'PGPKey' for pgpkey
> RCW 19.190 notice: This address is located in Washington State.
> Though I use a Macintosh, I am not a Mac-Bigot. I just hate Windoze.
>:wq
>
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