1>6 intake manifold
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Make that 3 guys who like 6 cylinders with 6 carbs If you are tired of working on six carbs, why stop there? Next step could be to convert the head into a 2-valve head. After that, change to one single cam with rocker arms and finally, why not installing a big V-Twin, or even better, a large single into that CBX frame, together with an automatic transmission?
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Re: 1>6 intake manifold
No problem ...... then buy one of those.alimey4u2 wrote:I must admit, I'm in full agreement there.... but then different strokes for different folks I spose...Mike Cecchini wrote:What on earth for ? The X is all about 6 of this and 6 of that. Tis what makes it what it is mate !!bdento59 wrote:I'm in conversations with fabricators about developing a 1>6 intake manifold for single carb operation. I will update as necessary if it progresses past the feasibilty stage.
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Mike,Mike Barone #123 wrote:I still like the idea of a single carb on a CBX....I met a guy that does work like this all the time.......and next time I go visit Aaron in NC, I am going over to see him. I saw custom intakes he has built ...
Another person Aaron knows has done Moto GP engine work. I will talk to him also.
If they say this cant be done and for a reasonable price.........I will admit to it.......til then this is an open item........ at least ......for me.
Have you been down to see either of these guys since you wrote this in January? Just wondering...
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