PICs of second gens with CARBYS please
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well alot of road racers still prefer to go carb i believe. im not really involved with anything but autocross right now but would love to start solo1 stuff possibly, but thanks for posting the pics, id love to see more
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When they drag their cars for about a minute or so, they usually don't use the filter for better performance. If it was a daily driver, they would be crazy
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i dunno, if im not mistaken those road racers that run the track for quite a long time also dont use filters they just run those velocity stacks too
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Originally Posted by hondahater
did it use to be a big thing to carb rotary engines? I used to see them all the time however now everyone has standalone.
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lol this is true. but hey I know there has to be more pics out there fellaz, even if it isnt your car and you come across some post on here. thanks
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Puma rotary, I'm sorry to say that you will more then likley be upset with the power loss with going with the 45dcoe sidedraft. I had the same set up and was HORRIBLY dissipionted with the out come. I went with 50mm sp webber and was a litlle bit better but still not up to stock HP specs. I wish i would have left it FI. BUT I also am in higher elvation 5265FT above sea level. LEt u sknow what you think though.