>>>>> On Fri, 3 July 1998 10:33:31 -0500, boballen@sky.net (Robert All=
en) wrote:
> Jon =C5rikstad wrote:
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> > BTW ( please, I'm norwegian, so this may not be perfect)
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> Ha! We American's assume that of everyone!
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> > I have on my kitchen table (not married) a weber (45DCOE) and a set=
of
> > K/N filters. The weber comes with two 'ram pipes'. The ram pipes ar=
e
> > supposed to be inside the filter, not removed ??
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> Dump the ram pipes.
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I disagree. Dont dump the ram pipes!
In "Tuning BL's A-Series Engine" David Vizard says: ``Ram pipes are
very important to the function of a side draft carb. Try and avoid
using any air filtration system that cannot be used w/ the carb's ram
pipes.''
The velocity stacks are crucial to the operation of a DCOE without them=
your carburation is equivalent to the proverbial "gasoline soaked rag..=
."
(I am sorry, but I don't remember who posted that remark but it WAS cle=
ver.)
--
- "It's strange, but I'm only TRULY ALIVE when I'm covered in POLKA DOT=
S
and TACO SAUCE..."
Henry D. Reynolds hdr@jump.net
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