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non overflow floatless carbs
How did they do that?
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non overflow floatless carbs
How did they do that?
By using very bad sentence structure to say they used regular carbs.
pumper carbs like OMC super strangler or every carby 2s jet skiQuote:
Originally Posted by Da Bull
No, the '62 McCulloch racer used standard carbs, just my bad sentence structure saying the '62 race motor didn't use the infamous overflow carbs used on the 630/590Quote:
Originally Posted by powerabout
Ok no prob.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark75H
While we are on the subject, you would be the person to know who actually ever used pumper carbs on outboards?
OMC used them on the later V-4 racers. Several alky racers used them. I know they are one of several carbs on the record setting Harrison Anzani and Michelini tried them on several motors. Gordon Jennings is of the opinion that they are second only to fuel injection
...Big Al's Popeyes 50' Goetz Offshore Cat...https://hosting.photobucket.com/albu...+popeyes+1.jpg
Thanks for the picture of the Scott Atwater. That is very cool. I have not seen that one. That is a highly stylized piece including the engine stand.
I wonder how that Popeyes boat aged out and where it is now. All his stuff was just so trick. The linked multi engine 2.4 Merc inboard cat was something to see. I looked that over a long time.
I have a VHS tape with speed runs from the eighties on Lake Ponchartrain LA with the big guns back then. One of his boats was in it. There is also 30 Velocity in it Screaming way up on the pad.
Doesn't really seem like it was that long ago but is is.
Taken from Fugimos stealth craft........;) Didn't know you were up there.... no panic.....
...don't take this the wrong way dave...but...you could use some dandruff shampoo...