<VV> Late carbs--early engine?
D. Barry Ellison
bars84crx at hotmail.com
Fri Jul 6 16:07:07 EDT 2007
Didn't 61's have manual chokes? Are they later heads? If they're not later
heads, you'll lose the chokes w/o drilling holes and tapping at the bottom
to install the choke coils.
Barry in SC
2 lates, 2 earlies
>Subject: <VV> Late carbs--early engine?
>
>Are there advantages/disadvantages to using LM carbs
>and distributor on my previously stock '61 Monza?
>
>The '61 was purchased "non-running", and had been
>sitting for a few years, at least. In the process of
>bringing the motor back to life, I installed the carbs
>and distributor I recently removed from my '66 110
>(I'd upgraded to rebuilt units just for
>reliability/cause I wanted to). They seem to work
>great.
>
>I'm just in the "make it drivable" stage with the '61,
>but even when it's finished, it'll be only used for
>puttering around my small KS town. The plan is to put
>it on the road reliably and safely, but as
>inexpensively as possible. TIA!
>
>
>
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