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Block Manufacturer : Miller Block Material : Aluminum Crankcase Cylinders : 4 Cubic Inches : 150.4 Bore : 3.406 Stroke : 4.125 Year : 1926 |
Head Manufacturer : Miller
Head Material : iron Cam : DOHC Cam Drive : Gear Driven Carbs : 2 Miller Updraft Carbs Era : PostWar | ||||||||
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Updraft carburetors were always preferred on Miller (and later, Offy) fours. They could be tucked in close to the crankcase to give a narrow profile, while downdraft carburetors would have to be mounted on a manifold extended out to let the carburetor bodies clear the valve covers. For marine applications, upward-turned scoops would typically be fitted to the carburetors to direct engine backfires up and away from the bilges. | |||||||||
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