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 [  not sure the picture has up loaded properly but hope it has, stumbled across this twin dizzy,16 plug rover v8, obviously aero spec, but twin su? pretty sure it would have been injection? either way its interesting to see it |
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Last Edit: Jun 9, 2019 10:11:51 GMT by rwdrules
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Is it not for a boat or some such with those pipes?
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I'm guessing it's meant for aeronautical use. Twin ignition systems in case one fails, and SU carbs are known not to flood when plane goes into a dive.
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1953 Minor (Long term project)
PT Cruiser
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Also the engine behind looks like a aero flat six ..Lycoming??
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Jun 12, 2019 20:08:13 GMT
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built by Carter engines
definetly an aero spec with the redundancy built in on the ignition side,just worried about the u,s as I'm pretty sure they would lean out above 4000 ft?
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Jun 12, 2019 20:19:41 GMT
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built by Carter engines definetly an aero spec with the redundancy built in on the ignition side,just worried about the u,s as I'm pretty sure they would lean out above 4000 ft? Perhaps it’s for a glider 😀 Sorry I’ll get my coat |
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vanpeebles
Part of things
I am eastbound in pursuit of a white Lamborghini, this is not a recording.
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If you fitted it into a car, would that make it a real flying machine?
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