Are these available in australia for solex carbs, im going to dual 28pict on my 1300 soon and want some stackd for the look and the added performance
they will offer (plus i cant use dual oil bath filters hehe)
ifnot is there a formula for making them the right bell shape and whatnot, dad is a plumber and i can rig em up no problems i have flaring tools up
the Wazoo lol...... any help or measurements would be great.... cheers
adz
[Edited on 11-8-2004 by Adam_C]
try to look at some for webbers and make them the same shape. Mine on my dells are straight sided. other option is to go the text book route.
Text book route? ...... fill me in?
Solex carbs and VW's really work well with Velocity stacks or stand off pipes, they help create a "fuel fog"which is an ideal mix of fuel /air
If you can read "How to hot rod VW engines" by Bill Fisher he explains the process, I dont belive they need a flare ,and all engines are different,
therefore stack lengths will differ for each engine.
the option being Stick 180mm of 50mm pvc on it and start trimming it down until it either gets better or worse it is a trial process.once satisfied
replicate the length in copper flare it and chrome it .....
text book, eg get a fluid mechanics text book and a engine tuning book and work it out from there.
ah ok, ill go the route of silver, get some pvc and shit from dads work, if it works well with the size on one carb will it be the same when i switch to duals or should i go through the process again.....
Go through the process again!
ok , cool thanks mate, thought of the pvc today.... was guna do it from aluminium and just polish them, probly work out same as copper and chrome
cheers guys
adz
I cant find the pics but i THOUGHT that germanfolks person was making some hyperbole?? intakes - old skool style
Any one else remember the post??
hahaha i remember that too..... but werent they for the solex p11 carb or something like that.... i searched, but it may have been delelted it was a LONG time ago
Found this interesting thread about stacks with webers on a TR-4 motor. You should read the bits about rolled vs sharp edges if you're making them
yourself!
http://www.cruzers.com/~twakeman/TR/Net_SUstacks.htm
Yes, you should also think about what Bill Fisher mentions about the fuel spray containment in the "velocity stacks" (more commonly referred to as "stand-off",) then pour a bit of petrol on some PVC...
I bought some spun alloy, pollished ones from the states a thew month back for Kadrons. They look ultra cool at shows.
Not cheap thought $60us.