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> Dellorto DRLA 40's, wrong everything ??
MarkV
post Oct 6 2005, 10:06 PM
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Trying to get my freshly overhauled 2056 running right. Decided to take a closer look at how the carbs are set-up. Here is what I found:

Vents 28mm

Idle jets 65

Main jets 122

Air corrector jets 195

emmulsion .2

Seems like they are set-up for a VW bus or something. Found a store on Ebay that sell Dellorto parts. The guy (Gabriele) that runs the store seems to know his Dellortos. So I ordered:

Vents 34mm

Idle Jets 60

Main Jets 132

Rebuid kits

Need 180 Air correctors but she doesn't have any so have to run the 195's for now.

I tried to order 32mm vents but he insisted that I need 34's.


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Jake Raby
post Oct 6 2005, 11:12 PM
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Those carbs came from a Fiat, hence the odd vent and jetting sizes...

The set up you have ordered will work fine, but a 180 air with a 140 main would be my preference.. She was right- the 34 vent is *THE* vent for a dell- otherwise the progression circuits are worthless and thats what make dells so superior to everything else.
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