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22 Jan 2007, 17:15 (Ref:1821859)
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Cadet question
Hi All,
I have noticed on lots of classified ads for Cadet equipment that there are many different numbered carbs. These also vary in price, some £50 to others I've seen i.e. >£500. I realise how important the carb is, particularly the cadet. Then you hear about some people being very fussy as to the numbered carb they want. They are all Tillotson carbs, why do people prefer one particular numbered carb over another? I'm not involved in karting, but a mate of mine is running his kid this year and we talked about it last week. Just curious as to what the reasons are!! Thanks, Dunzer |
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20 Feb 2007, 16:54 (Ref:1846561)
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i dont know my self, but they must ahve areputation for being good carbs, so ppl stick to them.
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