I wonder, has anyone any experience of 'Wal Philips fuel injectors'? seems they were a bit like Amals in the bike / scooter fraternity, but occassionally used on small capacity cars too. Or maybe more like a Reece fish?
anyway, I ask because I'm thinking about buying :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-cooper-S ... 35b8428484
for the my clubmans car project, but opinions on them on bike forumms seem mixed - fire is mentioned quite a lot as is on/off throttle response.......
I wonder how drivable they'd be on a moderately tuned 998?
Any experience anyone has of them would be much appreciated.
(Of course, I realise I'm shooting myself in the foot here, as having alerted you all to some unusual period carbs, I won't be able to win the resultant bidding war! )
Wal Phillips fuel injection
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Re: Wal Phillips fuel injection
I wouldn't if I was you.
I have a new single one of these ion the garage (courtesy of Rich) & to be honest to say it's simple is the understatement of the century. I doubt they would be upto the job in any but the most simple application.
They were very popular on scooters at one time.
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I have a new single one of these ion the garage (courtesy of Rich) & to be honest to say it's simple is the understatement of the century. I doubt they would be upto the job in any but the most simple application.
They were very popular on scooters at one time.
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Re: Wal Phillips fuel injection
used one on my lambretta gt 200 in my early scooter days, spat back on me and set fire to my anorak, had a 5 ft flame trailing behind me!