Yea, if I could only get one into the US ! As far as "air filters", some aftermarket installations don't leave much room for filters so they are left off (not a good idea for street driving) or very small ones are used. They are not the contraptions that have been on cars since the 70s' that have tubes, sensors, etc. sticking out of them. There's a pic of my engine in the "photos" section. I use a small K&N filter. Don Lattimer #3m5759 Willits, CA,USA --- In MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com, sveltebat@a... wrote: > Dear Don, > > Well, until I actually find and acquire my own Marcos GT you can always count > on me as being available to purchase your lovely blue if and when you decide > to purchase the TS 250! > > Finally, I'm curious as to the workings of Stromberg and Weber carburetors > used in Marcos GT's (as well as other British Sports Cars). I'm probably > showing my ignorance here but I have observed that most cars use some form of > an air filter with their carburetors whereas the cars that utilize Strombergs > and Webers never seem to have what I term as an "air filter." > > Could you possibly elaborate and/or explain this for me? > > With Best Regards, > > Svelte > > >~v~<
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Re: TS 250 Review
2003-02-13 by Don Lattimer <donlattimer@pacific.net>
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