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Installing a set of Mikuni carbs 120-130

posted by  blueb20 on  Wed Apr 22 09:29 CST 2009
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Hi all,

I am planning a complete restoration on 122s B20 and I plan to install a set of Mikuni carbs purchased from VPD performance about a year ago.

I have no clue how to set these babies up and was wondering whether one can use the std mechanical fuel pump or does one need an electrical fuel pump?

These carbs each have only one fuel intake pipe as opposed to the su's, where the front carb had 2 intakes to pipe onto the 2nd carb.
Can one just install a T piece coming from the main fuel line?

For those who have installed these carbs, is there anything that needs special attention?

Thanks in advance.

Regards






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