What's the difference? My '72 currently has 3-screw SU's on its L28, and the second engine I have (F54/P90) has 4-screw SU's on it. Oh, and I'm referring to the number of screws holding the domes in place.

3 screw carbs and manifolds has provision for water into the carb body for extra preheat.

How about this one?

The dealership replaced my flat tops with new round tops in 1980. After learning what these carbs are, I noticed mine has a 4 screw for the front and a 3 screw for the back. They work fine, just odd.

Bonzi Lon

My 4 screws have water heating

Maybe Bruce "screwed up"!

Maybe Bruce "screwed up"!

Now, cut that out!! nyuck nyuck......

Their isn't much difference from what I heard about the 3 or the 4 screw carbs, other than the screw patterns. I don't know but I'd bet you could use the pistons in the dash-pots interchangeably and a lot of other parts, I bet Bruce would know if that was the case.