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"Jeepers" wrote in message news:moomesa- Nevermind, I found it. However, I'm not too sure I have three of these. No, you probably don't. SU (Skinner Union) is a British carburetor common on Brit sports cars of years ago, and still found in the restoration and rally club world. Often found in tandem, banks of three, and occasionally a double bank of three. The point of the reference is not the carburetor itself, but the skill and knowledge. Most of the people currently adept at tuning a bank of three carburetors (regardless of manufacturer) will be found around the British sports car environment, if they haven't yet gone mad. Of course, you could also go to http://www.iboats.com/boatproducts/m.../force_manual/ and order a manual for your engine. JG |
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