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> Found: Complete dual carb setup for 2.0L
carl k
post Feb 7 2019, 10:08 AM
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I'm looking for a complete set of dual carbs (Weber IDF, Dell'orto DRLA) to fit a GC engine. I'll need everything: carbs, manifolds, linkage, air cleaners, etc.

I'm in San Jose, CA so something nearby would be great, or be willing to ship.

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post Feb 7 2019, 01:21 PM
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I have the complete empi Webber’s 40s set up I’d like to clear the shelf of and would let go cheep if you’re interested. Would recommend a rebuild on them sat for years.Attached Image
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post Feb 7 2019, 04:27 PM
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Rebuilding a set of original Italian Weber 40 IDF right now.
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No linkage or intakes.
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So looking closer my Webber’s are 44s and just talking with a friend with knowledge they would work but would be better suited for racing. Probably better to go with the 40s johnhora is rebuilding and the Italian Webber’s always best of the Webber’s also.
If you are interested I be fine with parting the manafolds and linkage alone.
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post Feb 7 2019, 08:54 PM
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I have a set of 44 webers and believe they are Italian. They just came of a good running car. They are complete!

PM me if interested.

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post Feb 8 2019, 04:13 PM
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I would think 40's would be a good match for a GC.
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Hi All-

Thanks everyone for the offers.

I bought a set of Spanish 44's today from a local World member (BuddyV). He said they ran well on his stock 2.0L, so I will try them out and see how they perform. If not, I may have to revisit this thread for some 40's, perhaps the ones johnhora is rebuilding.

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post Feb 9 2019, 08:27 PM
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Carl,
The 44s will work fine on the 2.0L
just a matter of tuning and correct jets
nothing like being able to buy local and save on shipping these days.
good luck with your carb project..
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post Feb 9 2019, 11:34 PM
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Carl was great - we met half way between our homes.

I ran these exactly as they sit today on my 2.0 for years..... it's all in the tuning. (which should be dialed in on these already).

That said, I would still consider having them freshened up..... they have been sitting on my shelf in the garage for at least a year.

My mechanic who tuned these is not far from you..... closer to you than to me, actually. Text me for his contact info.

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