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Old 20-12-15, 10:33
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Originally Posted by Malcolm Towrie View Post
These were all Solex carbs, with no sign of the "Marcus" designation Steve refers to. What is that? Did Marcus make Solex carbs? Is that why the "849" number is so low relative to the above numbers?
Malcolm,
Marcus Engineering took over the manufacture of these carburettors in later years. It was they that resolved the inherent problem with the 48NNIP carb fitted to the CVR(W) Fox, with a redesigned base plate and accelerator pump linkage. Nearly too late as the Fox was near the point of being withdrawn.
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