[JrZook]

fire60 wrote:

one thing about the Harley carbs is that they are diaphram rather than bowl type... like a chainsaw this means that they can operate in any angle,

Please explain?

Rhinoman is on the money! CV carbs still have a fuel bowl which is generally located centrally under the slide. This setup makes them work very well on large angles.

Here is an example of a CV type carb off a late model Harley

Fuel bowl is located under the throat. Here ^^

[KEENSY85]

atari4x4 wrote:

KEENSY85, FYI SU's & webers are 2 different manufactures of carbys

weber sidedraught DCOE


SU carby


they are 2 very different kettles of fish & a webber is something you BBQ a chook in

beat me senseless what a dick head i am . BEER plus AUSZOOKERS equals STUPID SHIT

[JrZook]

KEENSY85 wrote:

beat me senseless what a dick head i am . KEENSY85 plus AUSZOOKERS equals STUPID SHIT

jks!

[flipper]

Sorry for dragging a old thread up. Just seening if any one in Aus has done this yet? I am really considering getting one sent over and haing a play with it. Been reading a few fourms in the states, they seem pretty easy to fit.

[webber]

Ordered the myside 2 kit you have to 16weeks for it haha.Should have mine installed
Next month so will give a brief review on what its like.

Cheers

[atari4x4]

Chris88 has the myslide2 kit waiting to go on a motor... viewtopic.php?f=4&t=17025&start=30

Hurry Up Chris

[flipper]

I had seen that the other day but wasn't to sure as its 6 months old.
Hope it all works out, I'm really thinking about ordering one.

[flipper]

Where about's did you get the My side kit from Webber? I don't know if i am dumb but i cant seem to find it on Low Range just the carboy