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Does anybody recognize this SU carburetor or could you tell me where I can find the part/model number. Thanks drdufty@midmich.net

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mperdue

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July 17, 200520 yr

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Looks like an HS4 type from the bolt pattern (1.5" bore as opposed to the 1.75" bore on the Z cars). Maybe from a 510 or Roadster.

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240ZX

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October 17, 200520 yr

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Isn't that one of those inverted SU carbs?

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deadflo

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March 25, 200619 yr

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I think they use them in the southern hemisphere...

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agemeansnothing

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April 20, 200619 yr

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That is a carbeurtor.

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Very,very late response but who knows Gav240z is still around ?
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Probably no different than using Photoshop on a regular image.. that's why it's so important to see a car in person before you buy it. ;)

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Won't this make selling cars a lot more difficult, misrepresentation and all that jazz? @URGELIS could retire a rich man.

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I really like the color on your Z.

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