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> Weber Vs Dellorto?, Good, Bad or Ugly
Levi
post Jun 4 2004, 06:40 PM
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I'm trying to decide which carbs to use on my 74 2.0L.
It now has duel Dellorto DRLA36's and my 73 1.7 parts car has duel Weber 40 IDF-19's
Does anyone have experience with these carbs?
which ones would give me the best drivability, performance,and fuel economy

Will the weber's bolt to the 2.0L Dellorto intake runners??
I needs to know.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

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lapuwali
post Jun 4 2004, 08:23 PM
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It's getting harder and harder to find parts for the Dells. Even Brad was complaining about it recently. Weber parts are still produced, and you're much more likely to find a rebuild kit in 10 years for them. btw, the IDF-19s are the "old" IDFs, so get the "old" rebuild kit. I have a pair of these, as well.

IDAs, so I'm told, aren't very good street carbs. A 48 on a street Type IV would be hard to tune and produce pretty poor drivability. You spend 90% of your time on the idle circuits on the street, so you're spending 90% of your time with the throttles mostly closed, anyway.
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