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SU Guru's please 120-130

Oh... and as suggested, definitely be sure you ahve a filter twixt the pump and the carbs. A tiny bit of dirt or rust from the tank will cause your problem every time.

A friend of mine had a freshly restored old Jag...much, much nicer than mine will ever be, and the carbs leaked miserably. Turned out that his fancy new custom made aluminium petrol tank still had a bunch of metal shavings inside... what a mess when them shavings made their way to the floats...

-Matt






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