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The BSA Workshop => Twins => Topic started by: royblackburn1@btinternet. on 26 Sep, 2019, 20:03

Title: on going work on A65
Post by: royblackburn1@btinternet. on 26 Sep, 2019, 20:03
Hi all, seems quite a lot of work is being done on A65s could one of you look what is between the carbs and cylinder heads. tufnel spacers etc and what thickness I can't find any info, you guys are the only experts left to ask. thanks Roy
Title: Re: on going work on A65
Post by: Bess on 27 Sep, 2019, 07:48
Hi,
    I use the Amal spacers, they are 3/16" thick with different bores something like 28,30 and 32 mm comes to mind.

Best wishes...
Title: Re: on going work on A65
Post by: royblackburn1@btinternet. on 27 Sep, 2019, 10:02
Thanks Bess, any trouble starting with hot engine ?. Roy
Title: Re: on going work on A65
Post by: ChrisG on 27 Sep, 2019, 13:02
I would recommend the thicker spacers the better as the thinner ones can distort and create air leaks. You may need to fit longer studs, depending on what has been used before.
Title: Re: on going work on A65
Post by: Bess on 27 Sep, 2019, 17:32
Hi Roy,
          None whatsoever. I would trust Amal to get the dimensions and material right, here's the link:

http://amalcarb.co.uk/mk-i-concentric-series/900-series/gaskets/spacers.html

Best wishes...
Title: Re: on going work on A65
Post by: royblackburn1@btinternet. on 27 Sep, 2019, 20:25
Thanks for the replies, Bess I will give them a ring.Roy