Please help me to get correct cabuletor parts

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Sandun
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Please help me to get correct cabuletor parts

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Hi My friends

I want to buy Su cabuletor needle and jet assembly for my friend's car - it is 948cc Morris Minor 1000

So i see buy them , there was lot of types needle and jet assembly in google .

Please help how i select correct parts for him

What is the meaning /diffarent of HS , HS2 ..... cabuletors , what are the cabuletor models Morris Minor use (it is add for my knowledge )

Best Regards
Sandun

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Re: Please help me to get correct cabuletor parts

Post by Murrayminor »

Why do you need to change the needle valves and Jet assembly?

If it is worn replacing them with similar items would be the best course of action.
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Re: Please help me to get correct cabuletor parts

Post by KeithL »

Have you looked at the technical information on the SU website?

http://sucarb.co.uk/technical/

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Re: Please help me to get correct cabuletor parts

Post by philthehill »

I have broken down the link above to the specific Morris Minor section:-

http://sucarb.co.uk/cf/vehicle/list/?ma ... icle=Minor

You can read off the specific type of SU for the Minor model.

Just follow the links for additional information.

http://sucarb.co.uk/needle-seat-kit-vit ... oaded.html

The 948cc Minor was fitted with the H2 1 1/4" SU.

Later Minors were fitted with the HS2 1 1/4" SU carb.

There are differences in the construction of the body and jet arrangement but both have the same operating function.

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