mmm, these are nice. a couple on a twin aisan manifold would work well.

 

anyone think they can work out what they are? :D

Edited April 29, 200521 yr by Felix

they're obviously some kind of downdraft on a v8 in a hotrod. not knowing much about downdrafts that aren't aisans, i'd guess i have no idea :D they look like they're on a spacer that goes down to a 4bbl manifold tho, wierd

 

edit: they're not carters are they? you'll come out with something like they're aisans :D

Edited April 29, 200521 yr by Super Jamie

that's a small block chevy engine, those are rochester carbs, probably what came stock on late '50s early '60s pontiacs

that car has some kind of computer control; note the air temp sensor in the rear carb

LOL, i'm not giving anything away until tonight :D

it's your new engine, innit?

 

carn, fess up! :D

very nice weber DGV setup :D

 

if not weber, i'd say rochester or possibly carter. very common on all the old school hot rods with flatheads and hemi's.

Edited April 30, 200521 yr by CUCUY

KE70 carby's plus 1 can of chrome spraypaint and 3 modified dump pipes of an S13 silvia... am I right???

you are looking at the latest in efi setups from Moon

 

 

it would have to be the coolest efi setup i've ever seen. makes me want to get hold of a heap of metal epoxy and attack a set of twin aisans.

That, is COOL.

no f@$kin way :D how expensive would they be. you can buy dcoe throttle bodies for the price of a tuned rebuilt carb

damn they're horn thou :D

G`day mate, I`m all but certain that they are Stromberg 97 dual throats. They came standard (One only)on Ford Customline 272 Cubic Inch V8`s from 1951 to 1958. Edlebrock made manifolds to suit twin, triple, quad, six and eight. They were a very popular choice back in the days of ford Zephyrs, early falcons etc for a quick power upgrade.

They are as scarce as the proverbial these days, but they still turn up on old school hotrods.

Cheers.

 

p.s. If you`re keen on home made injection, have a look at the old holden/valiant strombergs. Up to inch and seven eight, single throat and simples as to work on.

They are not Stromberg carbs.

 

The are MOONJECTION Stromberg-Style EFI injection bodies from Mooneyes. :lolcry:

Well, it certainly sorts out the usual "how to inject your K motor" questions!!

 

Damm they are nice!

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