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How to rebuild and tune an SU carburetor
No matter what the name on the valve cover, so many British classics rely on the ubiquitous SU carburetor: Jaguar, Triumph, MG, Rover, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Morris, Austin, Sunbeam and so many more. And not only did almost every British manufacturer specify SU carburetors, but so did other companies. Volvo and Saab also used them, while Hitachi-built versions of the SU were used by Datsun.
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Few events can match the drama and prestige of Daytona’s 24-hour race around the high banks and twisting infield of this world-class facility–but how do you make sure you’re wringing every last bit of enjoyment out of the weekend? Simple: Join the Grassroots Motorsports Experience at the Rolex 24.
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Wrenching Buy a Good Timing Light Things move pretty quickly inside an engine, and you need to ignite the air/fuel mixture at just the right time. Each degree of ignition plays a critical part in the equation, and a timing light is going to help you properly tune your engine. Our advice: Splurge on one of the more advanced models so you can check your ignition timing at different rpm points. Who cares if your timing is great at idle but totally off at 6000 rpm?
Window Shopper: MG T Series
HalfDork 2/6/15 11:51 a.m. I had a TD. I sold it for $495, which is also what I paid for it. It needed a top and couldn't keep up with traffic on the freeways. So I bought a TR-3 which could. I always thought the TR-3s & TR-2s were much more practical to actually drive and carry a few things. And you still had the slide in windows so they were still Roadsters. Though the early TR-2 almost always had a beat up lower passenger door.
Show Us Your Shop Contest: 3 Days Left
By Tom Suddard Dec 29, 2014 Our sister magazine, Classic Motorsports, is having a Show Us Your Shop Contest. It ends on December 31st–is your shop in the running? If not, entering is quick and easy. Full details are on the contest page. Curious what you’ll be up against? The magazine is posting entries on its Facebook page as quickly as it can. Click here to see the full album. Comments UberDork 12/25/14 1:49 p.m. Why can't you post to the mag site too?
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