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Has anyone on here done this ,details , what carbs used etc photos would be good please  |
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qwerty
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+1 would be very helpful for me also!
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prey
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not done it on a pinto myself but been involved with a few conversions/megajolt/wiring etc - what size engine?
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qwerty
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2 litre for me with a cam and 4 branch.
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clint
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Has anyone on here done this ,details , what carbs used etc photos would be good please if you look in retro rides at my mk2 escort photos of mine gsx 750 carbs hope it helps  |
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B-8-D
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i havent done this personally but have set up a few on the dyno..
depending on state of tune anything from 36mm upwards will work..
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i'm assuming you want to use non-cv type carbs,,,i.e flat or semi flat slide carbs??? if so the 38mm semi flat sides on a gsxr750 would be perfect,,,or for cv type carbs the old oil cooled gsxr1100 set-up would work well. or junk the pinto and just run a gsxr1300 hayabusa motor instead  |
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if at first you don't succeed...use a gas axe!
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