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02-11-2011, 09:34 PM	#1
fbRXse7en The Newbie Join Date: May 2010 iTrader: (0) Posts: 19 Rep Power: 0	Quad Bike Carbs? I've seen dual, dual Weber 45 DCOE's (for a total of 4, 45mm intakes) on some 7's. Is that over-kill? I ask cuz I see a lot of people using just the Weber 51mm IDA which only has 2 51mm intakes. So how about a set of 4, 41mm down-draft (maybe even smaller) bike carbs, like: Keihin FCR's or Mikuni RS's? Would they flow enough for: BP'd 12A or a BP'd 4-port 13B?? Where can I find this info in laymen's terms? Thanks.

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