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ok i have decided to fit the norman supercharger to my blue and white wagon thinking i might use a twin carb manifold then use twin strommies carbs has any one else done this or what do u think will it work

r u going to sit the norman on top of the manifold?

they are heavy buggers

Gday Gazrat

Here's some info to read Norman Superchargers

thats the plan use the manifold no heaver that a 471 that they put reds motors just wondering if it will work thanks thommo

yeh it would work no probs and would look great

just run a brace or 2 off the manifold down to the bottom of the block
to help support the weight

the link that thommo put up has some good info but was written allong time ago ,not sure if theres been any thing on normans written since that?

thanks for the info guys dont know if i should try 3 or 2 carbs but

2 would be plenty but 3 would look cool

Is it one of the early normans?
Shure I read some where about needing to inject a small amount of oil into the mix to lubricate them as they were a sliding vane style (only read it so not sure)

this ones off a fj speedway car its got a mechanical injection type set up on it

gazrat wrote:this ones off a fj speedway car its got a mechanical injection type set up on it

Then dont bother with carbys............mmmmm, blown injected grey motor

THOMMO wrote:

gazrat wrote:this ones off a fj speedway car its got a mechanical injection type set up on it

Then dont bother with carbys............mmmmm, blown injected grey motor

F*CK Yeah Seconded!

Cheers
NoMAD

nar to hard and the motor will have a heart attack

when did you get the norman?

injection, carbies don't matter it's a gray if you drive it hard with either it's gunna break

Putting a supercharger on a Grey is like giving some 80 year old dude a couple of Viagra's and telling him to go for his life.


It'll be good for a while, then something will let go big time