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TR2/3/3A TR3A from Poland
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mrv8q said:
not really, we don't have many british cars here and back in 60, 70 or 80 there were really a few of them so there was no reason for someone to specialize in SU carbs. Besides I handled a rebuild myself but since the pistons (one of them) look like this I would rather have them changed. The carbs probably had a rebuild in States some time ago and this what they come up with. Maybe it even did the job but as I said while checking the work of pistons during rebuild it turned out that matching them might be tricky.
I had a pile of HS4 carbs to check if these pistons would work but they are gone now, so those anyone have a clue which ones I should look for? HS6, HIF 44? Or maybe the genuine ones will only be suitable.