Identify the Carburetor in your British Classic Car

Our Moss Tech "Hans" deciphers the world of SU Carburetors. You'll know how to identify and measure the size of your SU. He throws in some Zenith-Stromberg information as well.

[@stevewalker9888]

Oooooh. That’s what that means. 😳 many thanks guys. I’m British and it took an American to teach me something about British cars 😂😂 cheers fellas. Always helpful

[@garykeenan4875]

Best carb diet I have seen for the SU carb.THANK YOU.

[@chrisarneson8644]

Thank you so much! This video is invaluable to those of us with several carbs collecting dust around the shop.

[@evanwain1471]

Great to see back!!

[@RandyLaheySunnyvale]

Your videos are so good, so clear and easy to understand. Thank you!!

[@tendancer2208]

Excellent video!

[@SolarControlPgh]

Very concise. easy to show people

[@yaronamar1352]

Great and useful information, thanks

[@ianedwards1844]

Very well explained you make it nice and simple to understand good job

[@nickuk1978]

Super easy to understand, may be also worth mentioning that on SU people may also be able to find the small tag on each of them that states the specific model (e.g. in my case I have HIF6s but more specifically they're an AUD521L and AUD521R...), that is if previous owners / garages haven't been a bit lazy and lost them anyway!

[@PimWSmit]

Thanx very much! I am working on my friends 1977 XJ6 4.2 Sovereign. Turns out it's got two HIF7's.

[@blackericdenice]

I have some side draft carbs i took off a 1972 Volvo 122. I think that was the name of the car. I had been planning to make a video about these carbs. I will check when I get home.

[@thewookiee5174]

I have a Zenith Stromberg that is different to all of those. Looks similar to the last one, but the mounting flanges are different

[@cesarvldz29]

Is the last carb the ones that came on the Datsun z's

[@exercisemyrights]

well..now i know my sprite has a hs6

[@baradonna9205]

🖒🖒🖒

[@oscarsanchezmendoza2274]

you sound like Alec Baldwin