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Re: What Did they Use On A SH Carb ???
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Posted by Dave Slater on August 18, 2006 at 17:00:57 from (205.188.116.133):
In Reply to: What Did they Use On A SH Carb ??? posted by magman on August 18, 2006 at 04:38:57:
SH pipe is 2 inch OD at top and 2 1/4 OD at bottom end. M is the same unless its a pretty late one then its like a SM. You can make the common M one work by making it shorter.Your H has a 1 3/4 OD pipe on air cleaner. Wrap with duct tap to bring up to 2 inch or if your air cleaner has a thin hose cut it off at end of pipe and slide other hose over it. If you have to make M pipe shorter at carb end don't go to far as you will go back past the swelled part. A half inch is usualy enough on that end. Reason I pointed this out is because M pipes are easy to find compared to SH.
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