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14 Posts Member #: 12343 Member mid devon |
28th Feb, 2024 at 07:50:35pm
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 7265 Posts Member #: 1268 The Boom Boom speaker Police! Essex |
28th Feb, 2024 at 07:55:05pm
Hi, it never cools. As you say, it’s to heat the manifold to prevent icing. You can get rid of it. In the 13's at last!.. Just |
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256 Posts Member #: 11017 Senior Member Shropshire |
29th Feb, 2024 at 11:17:01am
On 28th Feb, 2024 robsturbo said:
Evening gents Is a heated/cooled manifold needed on a metro turbo inlet, its just i never use my car in cold conditions and never in ice or snow, ive read up about some peoples carbs have frozen up with out it.. My will never freeze as never out in the cold, but does it need to be cooled with coolant ? or is it just to stop icing up carbs in winter time.. Many thanks Carbs can freeze over in the summer, tends to be more common then due to the moisture in the air. Very common on piston aircraft. When it comes to the mini, i doubt it'll make any difference as the inlet manifold is right next to the exhaust manifold. |
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14 Posts Member #: 12343 Member mid devon |
29th Feb, 2024 at 03:22:13pm
Thanks guys for advice, certainly makes a tidier job with it all gone.. |
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