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Re: Manifold for Mccormick 10-20
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Posted by Jeff on February 23, 2000 at 19:16:23 from (209.71.61.91):
In Reply to: Manifold for Mccormick 10-20 posted by John H on February 23, 2000 at 02:28:45:
Sorry john, but a regular manifold won't fit a 10-20. I'd imagine a manifold for your 10-20 is going to be hard to find. The engine of a 10-20 is similar to the F-30, but a F-30 has a different caburator hook-up than your 10-20, so it would also be nessecery to put a f-30 Zenith carb on it(this would give you alot more power, but wouldn't be original). Also, I'd guess your exhast either comes straight out the side or out back near the air cleaner, so if you switch to the F-30 gear, you'll have to cut a hole in the hood for the exhast(ouch!!). I'm a real stickler for keeping things original so I wouldn't recomend doing this unless you absolutely cannot find the right manifold. A new F-30 can be easily found for about $225.
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