Carburetor Set, Genuine Su, Twin H4, Auc784 For 1957 Mga on 2040-parts.com
Northridge, California, United States
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All MGAs (except the Twin Cam) used twin SU H4 carburetors with 1-1/2" throat size. These had the float chamber on the side with fuel connection to the throttle body through a banjo bolt with rubber grommets. These carburetors, as pictured, come with the intake manifold and the heat shield!
They were removed from a 1957 MGA convertible but need to be rebuilt. |
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