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Just looking to confirm that the dampers inside my SU carbs do Not have return springs.
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T-Series TD carbs
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To my knowledge, there are three different types of pistons in our carbs, early type, Brass no springs, then Aluminum weighted, no springs, bare Aluminum as in later carbs, have return springs. I don't know what years the carbs pistons were changed. Just make sure when you pull them apart to keep the same pistons and chambers together. PJ
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Yea, don't mix and match the dashpots and pistons, they were original machined as a pair.