Carb to manifold rubber size

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Hi.
What must be the size of a carb to manifodl rubber?
Must the carb touch the manifold, or must be some space between this two things?
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a push on one should be a tight push fit no gaps
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shocky wrote:a push on one should be a tight push fit no gaps
Sorry for my English but i want to say this size, not de diameter:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/h6 ... directlink

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Shouldn't touch, no point to having a remotely mounted carb otherwise :?: :?:
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you can move it in a bit i used a hose like this instead of a normal rubber just cut it to the lenght you want (this type of hose not this actual one )
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LAND-ROVER-SERIES ... 414c6814dc
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OK!
Thank both.
I have two types, the 2normal" one, and the other one like a radiator hose:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/6z ... directlink
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The normal type of carb rubber has a raised section inside to stop the carb touching the manifold and also to give a continuous air flow. The radiator type hose doesn't have this but I find it much stronger than normal carb rubbers and much cheaper. If you buy a length of it, say 300 mm, you can cut 4 or 5 pieces for around the same cost as the normal single one.
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corrado wrote:The normal type of carb rubber has a raised section inside to stop the carb touching the manifold and also to give a continuous air flow. The radiator type hose doesn't have this but I find it much stronger than normal carb rubbers and much cheaper. If you buy a length of it, say 300 mm, you can cut 4 or 5 pieces for around the same cost as the normal single one.
Fortunately already have one that you sent me ;)
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