too cheap to pass up. the guy doesn't know much about them other than he got them from a friend that had them on a honda drag car. now to find one of those one piece wrap around intakes for the early 13b.

 

Michael, Michael, Michael, Michael.

I cannot wait to hear and see what these are like on your car.

I have only seen this set up once before, in person. It was pretty impressive.

 

well i wont be using both, although i would try if i had the lake cities intake. the guy says they're mikuni's and the intake fits a honda. i had a mikuni with the wrap around intake once on a 12a so i'd like to get that same type intake but for the early 13b. been wondering tho if all these 2bbl carbs have the same bolt pattern to the intake, or if the 4 bolt holes in the mikuni is clocked different than the weber and dellorto. but for 75 bucks i just couldn't pass these up even if they were on a honda.

 

Micheal great score. The side draft weber knockoffs (dell, mikuni, etc) all share
the same footprint I think. All you need now is a stock 13B lower intake and a
RB upper intake for the dell and your set I think. Or a single piece lake citties
wrap around. Or a shorty lake cities intake but you'll have some clearance issues.

If you decide not to use them both let me know, we might be able to work a deal.

 

i'll keep that in mind tim. it's all according what kind of intakes i can find and for how much.

 

well after picking these up this afternoon i may have just wasted my money. can't seem to find a rebuild kit since these r no longer made as mentioned on the mikuni performance site. mostly all i'm finding is for bike carbs. and the intake i'd like to use mazdatrix only sells as a carb kit and i really don't want to by new. probably search some more tomorrow as i'm done with it as of now.

 

Here hope this helps don't give up brother!

http://www.lynnvickproducts.com/wc08/13_mikuni.pdf

 

already saw that. those r motorcycle carbs.

 

I know but try to get a hold of them & maybe they can help?

 

i emailed these guys on the matter: http://www.wolfcreekracing.com/