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Posted by m14dan on March 03, 2005 at 06:08:35 from (63.99.91.218):
I am restoring a super M I just came across. It got water in all the cylinders but luckily mo cracks to be found other than on the head, which I already repaired.
Anyway, It"s LP powered. It has the high compression head, number 8060 if I remember correctly, and I am converting to gas. I want to put in a new firecrator set and am looking for suggestions or recommendations on doing it. Will they be good with this head is my first question? Also I know my super C had a different carb and distributer shaft from the factory for them. If the super M is the same way can anyone provide me the correct part numbers for them. I am thinking about buying the firecrator kit from webers but am waiting on a response from him. I was asking them if it is a complete conversion kit with the shaft and all.
Thanks all,
Dan
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