hs4 conversion help!

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dorisandjack
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hs4 conversion help!

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hi all, currently doing the common hs4 conversion on my 1.1 Doris, I've got everything ready to go besides exhaust. now I know I can go for the LCB but due to financial issues (as per) this isn't going to be in the pipeline for a while, what other exhaust manifold can I use with the mini inlet?
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Re: hs4 conversion help!

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Not done it myself yet but you can separate the exhaust side of the manifold with a hacksaw in the 'hot spot' being careful not to cut too far back so ending up with an open end.
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Re: hs4 conversion help!

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An LCB is not at all suitable for a standard 1098 engine. Just cut the inlet off and continue to use the standard exhaust manifold and system. What inlet manifold are you using?
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ah I'm excited measure once cut twice right? yeah I have heard the LCB bore is too large for stock, cams will be done eventually along with many other things, I have the water heated mini inlet, I've heard not plumbing it up is best though..
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Up to you...plumb in may be best for fuel consumption... but then so would staying with the small carb in the first place....
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