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Old 06-05-04, 01:23 AM
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Found a good deal but will it work..HELP!

Ok i am convering to carb

I found a dellortro sidedraft with a rb upper manifold and OEM GSL-SE 6 port lower (no actuators) they would need to be filled i'm guessing.

I can get the carb, filter, rubber mounts, and both manifolds for under $400...

Can i use the gsl-se manifold and get the car to run right?

Also any of you running carbs how did you pipe/ hook up the fuel pump?

thanks need answers ASAP!!!
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don't you need a low pressure (thinking like 6psi) fuel pump?
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Run an inline pump, you could possibly just use the return tube as your pick-up.
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Does the return tube actually get submerged in the tank, though? Can you slip a rubber hose onto the return so it picks up from the bottom?
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IIRC it goes as far down as the pump's pickup itself. Let me check a picture.
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Yes, it goes all the way down as far as the pump itself. I'd suggest running a low-pressure in-line filter as well.
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Also i will be eliominating the ECU and the main engine harness.....what do i need to do to keep the idiot cluster going?
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Ok so i can use the fule RETURN to take the gas....Mounting an inline pump and filter....will the gslse lower manifold work ok? And will filling the holes in the actuators work?
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I think DEZERTE just went about filling the 6 ports...
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well i don't want to "fill" the ports I really just need to know if the gslse lower will bolt up ok.....
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6port or 4 port engine?
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I'm confused, which side are you worried about not lining up? The LIM/Engine side shouldn't matter (even if the GSL-SE LIM is an s4 and the engine is an s5-- you didn't say).

check the RV website to see if they have different carb UIMs to different years... I still think the LIMs porting should match up though-- maybe not the studs... :/
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I know the s4 gasket is different....but the manifold itself is different...i wonder would the ports match...
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gasket is different too? hmm... maybe im wrong then...?
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The se's ports are smaller than the s4 or s5. I wouldn't use it if my expectation was for power. I routinely swap GSLSE intakes with s4 or s5's and get LARGE power gains, just by doing that. The s4 primary intake runners are probably 20% larger, at the block. All their ports are stupid small on those engines.

IT will work, but it might not flow killer.
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wow, i learned something today...
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