View Full Version : Engine build parts, Anything + Weber 40mm IDA dual carb kit
super vw
January 25th 2004, 22:57
Im building a new motor, im looking for things like lifters, push rods, crank shafts, P/C sets.... anything i can get my hands on for less than retail/sale prices as im building on a tight budget.
Although, im on a hunt for some Dual 40 or 44mm Weber carbs (complete if you can) for under $460
Let me know what you have... anything you want to get rid of including exaust.
Thanks
Jonathan
fast70
January 25th 2004, 23:10
My engine builder has a set of dual 40mm carbs for $400 I think. Polish aluminum manifolds included. Let me know. I'll try and find out specifics from him. Don't forget to keep an eye out on thesamba.com
fast70
Wesayso
January 26th 2004, 05:23
Check here (http://www.actionimport.com/Catalog%20Weber/empi_weber_dual_IDF_kits.htm)
super vw
January 26th 2004, 12:35
My engine builder has a set of dual 40mm carbs for $400 I think. Polish aluminum manifolds included. Let me know. I'll try and find out specifics from him. Don't forget to keep an eye out on thesamba.com
fast70
Fast i might be interested if they are in good condition. I dont really care if they are polished or not so it he wants to go cheaper without polished manifolds than that would be good.
Let me know what he says...
I saw that like Wesayso from the Samba, best deal around that i have seen (Hence the why i said $460 or les ;)
boygenius
January 26th 2004, 17:48
I was looking around on ebay and found these.
A nice set of idf 40's
I couldn't get the link to work so here is the ebay item number.
2456460740
volksdragon
January 28th 2004, 01:45
dual 40's for under $200 if my wife wouldn't kill me i'd be all over these!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33550&item=2455638179
boygenius
January 28th 2004, 20:18
dual 40's for under $200 if my wife wouldn't kill me i'd be all over these!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33550&item=2455638179
So tempting. I wish I was at that stage of restoration on my car. I just don't need them yet and need the money elswhere. :( :(
super vw
January 28th 2004, 20:21
Yeah, im looking into them guys!
So all the weber manifolds and linkage will work with dells right?
and i need the "down draft" for a VW correct? Would a 40mm or a 45mm be best?
Later
Thanks for the help!
craazy Cooter
January 29th 2004, 00:46
Yes down drafts are correct. I bought my dells from ebay for $140, and they are great. Theyre 36drla's and theyre LOUD! My total cost was around $250
with a manifold linkage kit. My 1641 hauls *** and I can't believe how much power it puts out. Try cb performance and ebay. My Schneider cam cost $40 and lifters/gear cost $35 from the same guy. The cam really came through too. It was beautiful. My rebuild kit cost $400 with full flow stuff. Jeg's has some good blue push lok -8an oil hose. $35 for 15feet. My 96 plate mesa cooler was $50 from some nascar dude on ebay. Heads are 40x32 stainless valve 040s ported by me from west coast core. Don't EVER use them. They sent me an 040 with cracked valve guide bosses, and a 041 that was ok. They left valve grinding and beadblasting grit on them too. Great for bearings.
My line bore was $69 by the Buggyhouse in hayward CA.
super vw
January 29th 2004, 00:53
Yes down drafts are correct. I bought my dells from ebay for $140, and they are great. Theyre 36drla's and theyre LOUD! My total cost was around $250
with a manifold linkage kit. My 1641 hauls *** and I can't believe how much power it puts out. Try cb performance and ebay. My Schneider cam cost $40 and lifters/gear cost $35 from the same guy. The cam really came through too. It was beautiful. My rebuild kit cost $400 with full flow stuff. Jeg's has some good blue push lok -8an oil hose. $35 for 15feet. My 96 plate mesa cooler was $50 from some nascar dude on ebay. Heads are 40x32 stainless valve 040s ported by me from west coast core. Don't EVER use them. They sent me an 040 with cracked valve guide bosses, and a 041 that was ok. They left valve grinding and beadblasting grit on them too. Great for bearings.
My line bore was $69 by the Buggyhouse in hayward CA.
Some nice finds indeed!
So anyways, i really got my eyes set on the Dellorto 40 DRLA carbs listed on ebay for under $200 USD, they are from Italy so shiping will be around $35. I Emailed the guy about there condition and other details so we will see what he says.
There are 10 available at a buy it now price.... so MAYBE there new?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33550&item=2455638179
So it sounds like the Weber IDF manifolds and linkages...ect will all mate up with the Dellortos?
Later
Jonathan
volksdragon
January 29th 2004, 00:59
So it sounds like the Weber IDF manifolds and linkages...ect will all mate up with the Dellortos?
Later
Jonathan
yes the idf manifolds filters and linkage do work on those dells from what i read today
craazy Cooter
January 29th 2004, 01:00
ah youre online now. Yes I bought from him he sent me a perfect pair. I checked floats and set the screws and They fired right up with the same gaskets and all. It's so worth it. Ask me any questions you need to about this setup. It took 6 weeks to get here but was a nice surprise.
super vw
January 29th 2004, 01:09
Nice, ok well im gonna get a second opinion from a VW guy i know. he has a set of dells on his 1776.
Jonathan
craazy Cooter
January 29th 2004, 01:14
you don't need a second opinion! Buy asap! I'm a master mechanic and I work on Ferraris! Take my word for it
super vw
January 29th 2004, 15:26
I think they are from a Alfa, and have heard from others that there are little things that need changing. But most of it is simple and easy to do.
So i think i will go ahead and buy them today.No need to strees. there are 10 available for buy it now ;)
Jonathan
craazy Cooter
January 29th 2004, 22:49
The only thing I had to modify was the doghouse. I had to tap it in 1/2" to clear the side of the carbs. :rolleyes: The 36mms are from an alfa Sud. look one up theyre ugly. and aircooled.
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