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PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 3:45 pm 
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Well I put it in today and took it for a run. Goes harder than my well-ported Redline one, no filter on yet. But it'll do for Wakefield Pk track day next week.
Had to cut the firewall hole a little on passenger side. Gotta move the speedo binnacle into car a bit, and then make a shallow box up, then bung a filter or socks on.
Played with the jets this arvo, 45 Dellorto's now got 36mm chokes, 180 airs, & 165 mains in it, and my stubstacks. 8)
Carb angle is 12*, a lot more than stock, but the Dellorto handles it OK. My Redline one is 16*... :shock:
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 4:08 pm 
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looks good
nice work DOC :D

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schnice doc! :P


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Look! Tassy is at the top! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Optical delusion... :wink:
I'll take it out again Saturday, gotta make a bit more room behind and stick some aluminized soundproofing in there. I'll be deaf by the time I get to Wakefield, otherwise... :lol:
And I thought it was LOUD before... :wink:

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ooooo looks nice dr, another secret weapon for wakefield, looks like i will need to run full boost now :D

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13secmini wrote:
ooooo looks nice dr, another secret weapon for wakefield, looks like i will need to run full boost now :D

I do have another couple of `secret weapons' Brad, but they won't be ready for a while... 8)

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 Post subject: Needs bling!!
PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:18 pm 
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Two things Doc.....

Aren't Webers usually flexibly mounted between manifold and carb body :?:

Where is the throttle return spring teethered too :!: looks like it is on a skyhook :!:

oh yeah....carb needs Gafmo bling treatment to go with the flash new manifold :!: :lol:

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1. It ain't a Weber. Dellorto 45DHLA is quite happy using the standard gaskets in the repair kit for the last 10 years. Better float & needle setup than Weber, IMO.

2. Return spring is attached to a S/S wire hook tied into the firewall.Easy to unhook spring- I can get this carb & manifold out in 5 mins. (try that with a pair of HS4s..)

3. I like my carbs au naturel... 8)
The filter is Bling!, when I've made room for it.. :D

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:39 pm 
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drmini in aust wrote:
1. It ain't a Weber. Dellorto 45DHLA is quite happy using the standard gaskets in the repair kit for the last 10 years. Better float & needle setup than Weber, IMO.

2. Return spring is attached to a S/S wire hook tied into the firewall.Easy to unhook spring- I can get this carb & manifold out in 5 mins. (try that with a pair of HS4s..)

3. I like my carbs au naturel... 8)
The filter is Bling!, when I've made room for it.. :D


I dint even look that close....saw the DCOE title and assumed Weber DCOE...

The flexible mounts should be needed on a Deloroto as well :?: Its all about isolating engine vibration which can disrupt the operation of the sidedraft carb (isn't it :?: )

Yeah.....Go will always be more important than Bling in my book :!: :shock:

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Folklore says the vibration can make the fuel foam in the bowl, or the carb flood. Yes it does this with Webers. I've never seen it happen with a Dellorto though. Later design... 8)
I found the flexible mounts are more trouble- they can crack with old age, or collapse, or leak fuel.. :x
A gasket is 2 or 3mm thinner- I need the room! :P

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drmini in aust wrote:
3. I like my carbs au naturel... 8)
The filter is Bling!, when I've made room for it.. :D


I was also going to say it needs some bling (or at least carbie clean) to match the manifold.

ps had my eye on a ribbed alloy rocker cover on ebay speaking of bling - last time I looked it was over $150!!


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1310/71 wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
3. I like my carbs au naturel... 8)
The filter is Bling!, when I've made room for it.. :D


I was also going to say it needs some bling (or at least carbie clean) to match the manifold.

ps had my eye on a ribbed alloy rocker cover on ebay speaking of bling - last time I looked it was over $150!!


OK... I'll bow to your wishes and give it a quick Nulon throttle body cleaner `treatment'.
Hey I did spray some degreaser on it!
I just wanted to try it out, and jet it for Wakefield... :P :P

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drmini in aust wrote:
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OK... I'll bow to your wishes and give it a quick Nulon throttle body cleaner `treatment'.
Hey I did spray some degreaser on it!
I just wanted to try it out, and jet it for Wakefield... :P :P


You could dirty up the manifold instead :) - then it wouldn't look out of place 8)

You'll be looking at a set of splits next.

Next comes the serious lightweighting - stop when you start drilling the taillight backing plates.


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Hey Kev,

now you know how Deaf I am after driving around for months & months without a weber box..

Yours will go like a rocket even more now.

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