I guess I don't have them then, just looked at those tubes and there is no screws other than the three allen bolts that hold it to the head and the clamp that holds it to the carb. I did notice a hole on the intake side of the carb that appears to be plugged with a flat surfaced type of screw, almost as if it was screwed in but has no head (flat tip or phillips head) to unscrew them, wonder if this could have been the attach point? I'll have to run over to Cam's house sometime and take a look at his Eldo to see if it's any different.
Keith
Paul Linn wrote:
The intake manifold is the piece that joins the carb to the head. Screws are on the bend that comes from the head.
Paul Richmond, Va 73 Eldo custom project 76 T3 basket ----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Ruff" <klru-@fcc.net> To: <Loopfram-@topica.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 9:50 PM Subject: RE: Carb Stix
Where are these screws? On the carbs? I am having a brain fart here on where the intake manifolds are. BTW, I have individual K&N's on the carbs. I sort of remember taking out a screw somewhere on the carb, inserting these adapter pipes, and sliding the hoses over them, just can't recall where to insert these adapter tubes. Perhaps I need to pull the sidecovers and take a look on the inside area of the carbs. The area on the carb I was checking out before was right next to the banjos, its a tube sticking out just like the fuel mixture tube - I guess it's universal for multiple applications and you just use one side for the mixture screw and plug the other. Can you please be specific where I should look for this screw? Is it near the mixture or idle speed screws? On the opposite side near the banjo?
Thanx!
Keith Eric Lamberts wrote:
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Paul Linn wrote:
Don't you have to have intakes with the screws in them to use a carb stick?
My '72 Eldo does have screws in the intakes... Eric Lamberts ew-@unr.edu Reno NV