DCNF webber 40s
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DCNF webber 40s
dirty but not rotten, been sat in my garage for a while, £250 posted
Re: DCNF webber 40s
Offers ?
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Lightweight_911
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My guess would be the set-up shown is from an MG Maestro ...
My guess would be the set-up shown is from an MG Maestro ...
Andy
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- subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere”
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Just when you thought Andy couldn’t impress you any more with his esoteric car knowledge.
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They were fitted to a 1600 maestro but ideal for 914, 912 or 356 
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I had a set on a 1600 VW type 1. Super easy to set up & very forgiving with the jetting, unlike IDF Webers.
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Lightweight_911 wrote:.
My guess would be the set-up shown is from an MG Maestro ...
Brendan
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still here, seen a shiny thing I want up for offers
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You might have better luck posting them on the MG Owners Club forum - I sold a similar set of carbs on there a few years ago. Otherwise, Retro Rides could be good too.
All the best,
Steven
All the best,
Steven
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stevenery wrote:You might have better luck posting them on the MG Owners Club forum - I sold a similar set of carbs on there a few years ago. Otherwise, Retro Rides could be good too.
All the best,
Steven
cheers seems they are fitted to Ferrari etc too, I have another set so perhaps 4 are worth more that 2 lots of 2, ill take a look but they are ideal for a 356 912 914
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Re: DCNF webber 40s
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Unfortunately not all 40 DCNF carbs are the same - lots of cars utilised them (including 246 Dino, 308 GTB/GT4, Lamborghini Urraco, etc - in fact I have one fitted to my Abarth 850 TC).
The numbers stamped after the '40 DCNF' identify the original application.
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Unfortunately not all 40 DCNF carbs are the same - lots of cars utilised them (including 246 Dino, 308 GTB/GT4, Lamborghini Urraco, etc - in fact I have one fitted to my Abarth 850 TC).
The numbers stamped after the '40 DCNF' identify the original application.
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Andy
“Adding power makes you faster on the straights;
- subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere”
“Adding power makes you faster on the straights;
- subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere”