i have just recieved a set of tripple strombergs from Slim(thanks Slim)and was wondering if i can just use the middle carby or will the other two ports run lean,its on a single manifold with 3 flanges spaced evenly?
crossing my fingers that i can as they would look fantastic under the hood until i find warm cam and time to rebuild engine.
reguards Nicko
Nicko
You should be able to run one centre operating carby and two dummy carbs each end, but you will need to fit blanking gaskets under the end carbs to avoid any vacuum drop through the throttle butterflies and shafts. With the two carbs blanked it should operate like a normal manifold.
Cheers
Jock
Glad they got there OK. Cheers SLIM
Slim,you must have bolted to the post office as they arrived this morning,lot of work to do now but they are very nice sets bud.
also thanks for the info Jockster, ;)
reguards Nicko
Nicko. How did this idea go, did it work or not?
Jockster or any one else who has done this or knows of it been done. How good did it run and was there any promblems?
Thanks. Peter.
G'day Nicko I know of 2 EK wagons that run tripple carbs, the way they are set up is to use the center carb for cruzin and the two outer ones kick in when hard exceleration is needed eg; uphills or towing. It is set up using a progresive linkage and fuel economy is not affected when cruzin round town. My question is why put tripple carbs on if your not going to use them?
Something to think about anyway! Trev.
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/pro_058fc_350/carsandstuff002.jpg)
thats the setup on the wagon (thats if you are who i think you are  ::) )
if you look closely you an see the progressive linkage, i think your brother Sam said the other 2 carbs kicked in around 4500 rpm??
thats an awsome looking set up Torque
your car has come up very nice.must be a blast to drive around in a hot grey,
also yes the blanked off carbs work well with only the centre carb working, but would have been painfull in mild motor,
Yep thats the car I was talkin about, great picture tourqueFC.