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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ Dellorto or Webber Carbs

Posted by: Shephco Jul 10 2014, 04:31 PM

What is your opinion on which is the best carb setup for good power and streetability? Dellorto or Weber Carbs?

What are your thoughts on aftermarket fuel injection systems?

Posted by: ThePaintedMan Jul 10 2014, 04:47 PM

QUOTE(Shephco @ Jul 10 2014, 06:31 PM) *

What is your opinion on which is the best carb setup for good power and streetability? Dellorto or Weber Carbs?

What are your thoughts on aftermarket fuel injection systems?



Street: Stock fuel injection. Or if you must go the carb route, Dellorto.

Race/track/adjustability: Weber.

Posted by: Mike Bellis Jul 10 2014, 05:54 PM

QUOTE(Shephco @ Jul 10 2014, 03:31 PM) *

What is your opinion on which is the best carb setup for good power and streetability? Dellorto or Weber Carbs?

What are your thoughts on aftermarket fuel injection systems?

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It seems like old rebuilt carbs are better than new. The quality of new versions of webbers & Dell's is lacking.

Posted by: yeahmag Jul 10 2014, 06:26 PM

New Dellorto's don't exist. I prefer Dellorto over Weber myself. I've used both on VW's and 914's and the Dell's are always easier to work on and tune.

Posted by: Downerman Jul 10 2014, 07:29 PM

The last webers I bought for a 914 was about 5 years ago and the casts were so bad that I had leaks and major problems. The guy I got them from did send me a new one (left side) I believe but they sucked. Never did run really correctly. Bought them from a supplier in New York.

Dave

Posted by: jmill Jul 10 2014, 07:37 PM

QUOTE(yeahmag @ Jul 10 2014, 07:26 PM) *

New Dellorto's don't exist.


If your willing to pay the money and ship from Europe you can still find them. Won't last long. Looks like only one pair available.

http://www.dellorto.co.uk/merchandise/products_details.asp?PartNo=MC-DRLA40-25-10&CategoryID=1&PartsectionID=154

Posted by: PotterPorsche Jul 10 2014, 11:16 PM

Love dellorto I have 36 , 40 ,45. Each car has a set.

Posted by: billh1963 Jul 11 2014, 04:38 AM

QUOTE(PotterPorsche @ Jul 11 2014, 01:16 AM) *

Love dellorto I have 36 , 40 ,45. Each car has a set.


I have two sets of 36's. I need to find someone who can clean them up and rebuild them.

Posted by: mrholland2 Jul 11 2014, 12:32 PM

Okay, I have a set of old Dellortos and the manifolds. . but that's it.

I was thinking of selling them, but can an idiot (me) rebuild them, get some kind of linkage, get some kind of air fillter assemblies etc?

Thanks!

Posted by: ehokana Jul 11 2014, 12:43 PM

QUOTE(mrholland2 @ Jul 11 2014, 11:32 AM) *

Okay, I have a set of old Dellortos and the manifolds. . but that's it.

I was thinking of selling them, but can an idiot (me) rebuild them, get some kind of linkage, get some kind of air fillter assemblies etc?

Thanks!


The rebuild isn't too bad on the Dellortos- quite a few resources out there that walk you through the process. A good linkage is about $100 and well worth the money- mine stayed in sync so much better after I upgraded the linkage. As for the air filter parts, I believe K&N makes all that you'd need for that.
I'm sure people on here can correct me if I'm wrong

Posted by: bandjoey Jul 11 2014, 02:13 PM

Dells. Easy to sync and maintain.

Posted by: lonewolfe Jul 23 2014, 02:39 AM

Dellorto's are awesome carbs. Many parts are available from cbperformance.com who was the US distributor for Dellorto. You can also get rebuilt carbs and lots of NOS parts from alfa1750 who is an Ebay seller from Italy. I've bought rebuilt carbs and parts from David at alfa1750. I've received everything from him always in less than a week. He's an expert on Dell's and has been in business over 20 years. He also deals in Webers.. You can buy linkage kits from CBperformance, Tangerine Racing has a slic cable a and pully system and there is a company from Germany called CSP that makes a really slic linkage system.

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