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MG MGB GT V8 Factory Originals Technical - DCOE X 2 / 4 bbl Adapter
| I'm intrigued but do not have time to play with it. | 
| David | 
| This might help..... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4bbl-to-2-x-Weber-DCOEs-HOT-ROD-RAT-ROD_W0QQitemZ280030660883QQihZ018QQcategoryZ36474QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem | 
| David | 
| David, You induce bad thoughts in people's minds... ;-) Alex | 
| Alexander M | 
| I have a pair of 45DCOE's on the shelf and it's tempting. Too many other variables right now. | 
| David | 
| Hmmmmmmm, If I could get that hood bulge a little wider. | 
| Kelly Combes | 
| Now a really cool set up would be small side draft Webers on a V8.  4 of them! Like this, but mentally remove 2 carbs..... http://www.rhodo.citymax.com/i/non-rhodo/renginejpeg.jpg | 
| Bill Spohn | 
| Triumph tried different setups with Weber DCOE carbs on their TR8 Ralley cars. In most cases poor distribution was a problem limiting performance with this installstion althoug it looked very good. Ralph | 
| Ralph | 
| GM did it as well with their Corvette Gran Sport race cars in the 60s - very successfully. I wonder why anyone had problems on the TR8 motor? | 
| Bill Spohn | 
This thread was discussed between 06/02/2007 and 18/02/2007
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