March 8, 200917 yr comment_325735 Hi there Just a question regarding twin su's. today i was told i could have a pair of 1 1/4 inch su's if they fitted my car. just wanting to know if they'd be suitable for my 4k engine. also can you get manifold's to suit the engine or would i need a custom made manifold? Cheers Jacob Report
March 8, 200917 yr comment_325738 Yes they'd be suitable for a mild 4K. IMHO 1.5's would be better. Yes you can get manifolds, however can be hard to come by, as I don't believe they're available new any longer. Custom woud be ludicrously expensive, you may as well bung Webers on. Hope this helps. Report
March 8, 200917 yr Author comment_325791 Yes they'd be suitable for a mild 4K. IMHO 1.5's would be better. Yes you can get manifolds, however can be hard to come by, as I don't believe they're available new any longer. Custom woud be ludicrously expensive, you may as well bung Webers on. Hope this helps. Cheers for the info. i wouldn't mind twin webers but i still want to conserve some fuel and my wallet. I'm not in any great rush to put them on so should be able to source a manifold if you can still get them. Does anybody know how much of a difference running twin su's made to there car ? Report
March 8, 200917 yr comment_325798 They're a good inprovement. IMHO better than the 32/36 Weber conversion that most people do. You must however get them set-up properly, and dyno time is preferable. DCOE's are the next step up, and not for the faint hearted in relation to dollars. Report
March 8, 200917 yr Author comment_325804 They're a good inprovement. IMHO better than the 32/36 Weber conversion that most people do. You must however get them set-up properly, and dyno time is preferable. DCOE's are the next step up, and not for the faint hearted in relation to dollars. Probably a stupid question but what are DCOE's. also just had a look on ebay and it seems twin weber manifolds to suit a 4k are much easier to come buy. Report
March 8, 200917 yr comment_325807 40mm DCOE side draft Weber. Also 40mm DHLA Dellorto. Same thing, vaguely. They bolt to the same manifold. Yes, those manifolds are easier to come by. Hell, I think you can even pick them up new. But unless you've done head/ Cam etc, and (I have three sets of them, so this is an honest figure) feel like spending $1000 to set them up properly, I wouldn't be looking at them. SU's are a nice compromise, but you wont necessarily find a manifold in a day. Report
March 8, 200917 yr Author comment_325808 40mm DCOE side draft Weber. Also 40mm DHLA Dellorto. Same thing, vaguely. They bolt to the same manifold. Yes, those manifolds are easier to come by. Hell, I think you can even pick them up new. But unless you've done head/ Cam etc, and (I have three sets of them, so this is an honest figure) feel like spending $1000 to set them up properly, I wouldn't be looking at them. SU's are a nice compromise, but you wont necessarily find a manifold in a day. Thanks heaps for the info. looks like i'll just wait till i find a manifold. still got plently of other work to do in the mean time. Cheers Jacob Report
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