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> dellorto 40's, new or used OK?
machina
post Mar 3 2004, 11:16 AM
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Trying to decide if I should pay the extra $$$ and get a new or newer set of dells or is it resonable to get a used set and rebuild?

Do the rebuild kits usually make the carbs run OK or is there more to it?

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post Mar 3 2004, 06:20 PM
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Weber has that cool sound, kinda throaty-like.
But for my .02 I use Dell's...just because.
Thats what people say works best all around, not that anything is wrong with weber.
By my 40 DRLA's are smoooth as silk.
I need to do a bit of linkage fine tooning and I bet they're close to the F/I, seriously dood!
No lag, no hesitation, no sputtering (usually).
Better than I thought they could be.
Webers are more popular and easier to get parts for, thus a good deal.
But I can go out on a 15 degree morning and start my car and it'll idle at 700rpm with no problem.
My webers never did that.
-Bob O
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