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Old 02-16-2004, 01:23 AM
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Dual carb guys

Hey, Just wondering with all you guys that have dual carbs with individual air filters, Do you notice a pulsing rumbling sound through the intake that increases as the under bonnet temperatures rise? I realise that there is always going to be a throaty roar, but this seems to get deeper as it gets hotter.
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Re: Dual carb guys

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Hey, Just wondering with all you guys that have dual carbs with individual air filters, Do you notice a pulsing rumbling sound through the intake that increases as the under bonnet temperatures rise? I realise that there is always going to be a throaty roar, but this seems to get deeper as it gets hotter.

Nop never when it get hot at summer .....but at winter time it does that. Had it looked at a garage but they said t was OK ....but i cleand the filter and it stoped. maybe its the same thing but urs does it when its hot mine does at winter time only.
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