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H1 and H2 intake manifolds are different sizes ie bolts for attaching to carbs etc are further apart.
 
ARGH! You have one of each, hopefully?
 
I have the one I need, but had to make a bunch of gaskets.

Intresting exercise these H1 carbs, my last Bugeye had H2s.

Now I find I need a spliter for the fuel line, always something, it never ends it seems.
 
If you still have the metal pipe that goes between the overflows on HS2s, you could cut the T out of that. It would look more authentic than a plastic T. I looked in Moss and VB and didn't see the part you need.
 
I do not have a set of H2s so I guess I am looking. I will not use a plastic T, maybe I can hide one under the carbs somehow.

Looks like I also need a Pin assy throtle spring but Moss does have them.

At this point it seem like there is always some little bit that is not in my stash of stuff. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/nopity.gif
 
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