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Which carbs for a 1641
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<blockquote data-quote="smokehouse" data-source="post: 537686" data-attributes="member: 14310"><p>if you like working on your bus alot duals are fine but you just want to get in and drive your bus then single is the way to go with bigger jets. you can have a single carb up til around a 2.0 you just don't have top end but how fast do you really want to go in a bus. i had a 68 bus with a 1776 single carb it was amazing because it had a choke and started everytime and i didn't have to work on it at all. just adj. valves and change oil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smokehouse, post: 537686, member: 14310"] if you like working on your bus alot duals are fine but you just want to get in and drive your bus then single is the way to go with bigger jets. you can have a single carb up til around a 2.0 you just don't have top end but how fast do you really want to go in a bus. i had a 68 bus with a 1776 single carb it was amazing because it had a choke and started everytime and i didn't have to work on it at all. just adj. valves and change oil. [/QUOTE]
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