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I know that Huffaker does this. I believe they also remove the damper oil and
or the damper completely and shave down the throttle shaft to almost nothing.
So, I don't think you'd be trashing them, but I don't know what the dyno
results are either. As far as I know, they also replace head gaskets and
engines quite regularly on their BMC builds.
Dave H.
On 11/24/2020 12:41 PM Mike Harmuth via Fot <fot@autox.team.net> wrote:
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> I was going over my race carbs (SU H4)and wondered if there's anything to
> be gained (or lost) by smoothing out the casting (before the jet)? I'm not
> sure if it's designed (or left) that way to promote turbulence and better
> mixing as the air flows over the jet or if polishing it down would help.
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> I'd hate to trash a pair of good carbs before I get some answers.
>
> thanks
> mike h
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I was going over my race carbs (SU H4)and wondered if there's anything to
be gained (or lost) by smoothing out the casting (before the jet)? I'm
not sure if it's designed (or left) that way to promote turbulence and better
mixing as the air flows over the jet or if polishing it down would help.
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I'd hate to trash a pair of good carbs before I get some answers.
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