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> SOLD DLRA Dellorto 40's, NOW $510
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post Aug 4 2020, 04:03 PM
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Nice used set in working condition. These were running on my 74 2.0 and were pulled as a test to try different carbs regarding my overheating issue. I have the corssbar linkage if you so desire.

Will throw in the CB performance intake manifolds and decent used spacer gaskets so its a complete bolt on if someone wants to go that route.

$600 for the carbs bolt on ready NOW $575$550 $530 $510

Edit* CSP Linkage is NLA - Crossbar will go with the Dells, unless I can talk you out of it.

Main - 140
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I'll be tempted to pick these up when I am back in MD in a few weeks if still available.
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Hey Jared,

If they are that would be an easy transaction since I don't need to ship. I sent you a PM on a possible pkg deals for my 2.0 engine I will be pulling.

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So, I need to ask... were these carbs the source of the over heating issue ?
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They were not. I swapped over the Weber IDFs I had and the issue was the same. So that test did two things. It told me that the Dells were in good working order AND that it made me dig deeper into finding the issue. Huge leak between cylinder and head. 30% leakdown loss.
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Weekend price drop
$575 for the bolt on dellortos with hex bar.
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RTR (Ready to Run) Carbs
Another drop $550 for the below:

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$530 Bump
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Another $20 off, $510 NOW

Pair this with a nearly new Pertronix SVDA I'm selling and you will be on your cruising way.
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post Aug 16 2020, 05:10 PM
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I have these on my 71 - good carbs. GLWS
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post Aug 18 2020, 06:17 PM
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Hello...a couple of ?s
Can you tell me why you did not reinstall these after you determined they were not the source of the heating problem?
I have a pair of Weber 40s on a 2.2 four cylinder. They seem to work fine.
How would you compare drivability and performance between the two types of carburetors?
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@JamesJ - I actually removed the webers as well. I don't need two sets of carbs in my house with no 4 cyl to run them on. After it was determined that the issue with overheating was due to the engine and not anything else I decided to abandon the 4cyl. Im going to keep the webers and throw them on my beetle since I have several jets and pieces for webers. If I had not already invested in weber jets and venturis from my previous 914 I would be selling the webers since the Dells seemed more powerful. They seemed to have a better midrange which is where I usually find my street driving.
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I see. I think the Webers are a bit choppy around town and wondering if the Dells might smooth things out a bit. I appreciate the feedback and am going to do some more research.
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