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Installing a HS4 on a 76 Midget
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bigjones
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Not yet.
I'm busy making a heat shield (from the side of a 'puter, ha!).
I'm thinking of bending the top of the heat shield over about 1", drilling a hole and then using the existing throttle cable linkage (running vertical instead of horizontally). Not sure if it wil work or not.
I've gone back to thinking I can somehow house the choke cable in that hole that is in the carb casting just above the "choke" mechanism.
Cheers
I'm busy making a heat shield (from the side of a 'puter, ha!).
I'm thinking of bending the top of the heat shield over about 1", drilling a hole and then using the existing throttle cable linkage (running vertical instead of horizontally). Not sure if it wil work or not.
I've gone back to thinking I can somehow house the choke cable in that hole that is in the carb casting just above the "choke" mechanism.
Cheers
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dklawson said:
I'll keep you posted - still not running. It was running great last fall, should be better after the rebuild. However, it is not running yet - no oil in sump, - but the new oil filters should be in this afternoon, so, depending on the weather....