New vacuum advance unit, no difference
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Re: New vacuum advance unit, no difference
You might find the head with a pile of rocking horse poo
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Re: New vacuum advance unit, no difference
Hi, Mike
At first I thought you were knocking the Mustang or even a Ferrari.Or even you played part of the Godfather.
Head, horse, To much TV quizzes.
Roy.

I did not get your comment, but as I write this the penny has dropped.You might find the head with a pile of rocking horse poo

At first I thought you were knocking the Mustang or even a Ferrari.Or even you played part of the Godfather.
Head, horse, To much TV quizzes.
Roy.

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Re: New vacuum advance unit, no difference
I could have said hen's teeth. Actually my dog prefers to roll in the real stuff, the fresher the better.
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Re: New vacuum advance unit, no difference
Hi,
Vacuum units don't operate properly with the Weber carburetors. They don't have the proper ported vacuum source at the butterfly. As far as I know, only the SU or Zenith carburetors supply vacuum to the unit as it was intended and regulate the vacuum advance properly.
If interested, I made an attempt to explain how the vacuum unit operates and the importance of having the proper vacuum unit part number and code on my web britishvacuumunit.com
Hope this helps
Rob
BVU
Vacuum units don't operate properly with the Weber carburetors. They don't have the proper ported vacuum source at the butterfly. As far as I know, only the SU or Zenith carburetors supply vacuum to the unit as it was intended and regulate the vacuum advance properly.
If interested, I made an attempt to explain how the vacuum unit operates and the importance of having the proper vacuum unit part number and code on my web britishvacuumunit.com
Hope this helps
Rob
BVU
Re: New vacuum advance unit, no difference
An interesting site...... but the units are not inexpensive !


