Their is two/five types of Japanese SU carb
Two being fitted to L4 datsun
first one being the 510 L16SSS model,these carbs look 100% the same as
Brit SU's.
Same as fitted to 610SSS (note the L18SSS carbs are 100% the same as
L16SSS)
Next model Square top(tuna cans as called in the USA)where fitted to the
710SSS and 810SSS,with the L18.
Never seen them fitted to a L20B factory.
The other three types are the bigger ones fitted to the S30 and such.
Malcolm
Richard Clough wrote:
>
> He's right, there are two types of SU's. Original Skinner Union built ones
> have the bell shaped (rounded) tops. Hitachi copies (built under licence)
> have cylinder shaped tops. The Hitachis are just as good, but came when
> anti pollution was becoming a requirement, so most Hitachis are tuned for
> and fitted with a lot of AP gear.
>
> Side draught Webers are better as they enable more fuel to be used (more
> power) but are costly to initially set up. SU's are easy to set up and
> tune. SU's also are more pleasant to drive in traffic as they are quieter
> and work better at lower revs.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, 8 August 2000 22:28 PM
> Subject: fuel economy
>
> > Gday
> >
> > My 1600 has a 1770cc engine, twin 1 1/2 inch SU's, what fuel economy can i
> > expect(city driving)? My fuel gauge is stuffed so i need to be sure how
> much
> > fuel i am using. Also regarding carbies what are the pros and cons of
> webers
> > and SU's? The bloke i got my car off said that there are 2 types of SU,
> jap
> > and british, i got the british, are these better or worse or same?
> >
> > Pele.
> >
> >
>
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