Carby heat insulating gaskets

I am considering removing the carby heat insulating gaskets and substituting them with thin paper gaskets. This would allow me the space to fit a single carb manifold and still retain the standard air filter set up.

Would I experience any problems with removing the insulating gaskets. The bike is only used occasionly for club runs of about 150 kilometres and it is never ridden hard.

I imagine it could heat up the carb body, making it a too-rich mix. I guess you could lean out your settings, but that would be bad if your engine is running cooler for some reason, so I don't think I'd do that.

Don't remove the insulating gasket the fuel will boil in the float bowl.
How thick is yours? the originals are quite thin.

Cash

If the carb is a spigot mounted mikuni the heat spacers are not going to make any difference to the carb as it is insulated any way