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By 62galxe
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5 Years Ago
Just put a dual feed summit 600 cfm carb on my 292 and the fuel line hits the coil. looking for solutions. My coil mounts sideways. Thanks
By Rono
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5 Years Ago
Can you post a picture so we can see what options there are?
By 62galxe
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5 Years Ago
By charliemccraney
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5 Years Ago
Use a bracket like this and mount it parallel to the valve cover.
https://www.summitracing.com/oh/parts/fms-m-12044-a2/overview/
By bergmanj
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5 Years Ago
45* fuel fittings are also made: Might "clear" the coil as-is.
Regards, JLB
By dbird
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5 Years Ago
For various reasons I can't use the original coil mount on my 'Bird so it's mounted to the firewall. Less vibration and possibly cooler, both good things.
Don
By Rono
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5 Years Ago
Is it better to mount the coil in a vertical position if possible?
By charliemccraney
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5 Years Ago
Only if the coil is oil filled.
By Ted
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5 Years Ago
62galxe (8/2/2019)
Just put a dual feed summit 600 cfm carb on my 292 and the fuel line hits the coil. looking for solutions. My coil mounts sideways. Thanks
Positioning the coil in an upright position is an option.
By Rono
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5 Years Ago
I thought all coils were oil filled although different coils may use different kinds of oil.
By charliemccraney
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5 Years Ago
Some are epoxy filled.
By Ted
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5 Years Ago
Rono (8/2/2019)
I thought all coils were oil filled although different coils may use different kinds of oil.
The rule of thumb is for oil filled coils to be mounted in an upright position while epoxy filled coils can be mounted in any position.
By 62galxe
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5 Years Ago
thanks. got a bracket on order. The fuel lines don't bend. Made that mistake. They just snap. So much for a quick and easy carb swap.
