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dellorto drla 40's

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anyone running drla 40's on a 2.0ltr Aircooled??? what dizzy are you using?? cant get my 48's run right with a mallory dizzy, got some 40's arriving which might make a difference, just wondered what everyone else uses with 40's... where can i get shorter manifolds??? the manifolds im using look too high, im running it on a bench at the moment but i dont think i will have the clearance when i drop into my van when its ready...
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csp for the inlets. (short ones)

they will need to be fitted with a boss for the servo.

i used the stock dizzy (as have all the other chaps ones i have been involved with)and it worked perfectly.

i had it set up with raceshack.
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Re: dellorto drla 40's

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jason k wrote:csp for the inlets. (short ones)

they will need to be fitted with a boss for the servo.

i used the stock dizzy (as have all the other chaps ones i have been involved with)and it worked perfectly.

i had it set up with raceshack.

thanks for the info,

csp are really expensive due to the exchange rate 179 euro's which is £179 at the moment!!! :shock: does anybody in the uk do them???
standard dizzy you mean 205 with electronic ignition?? if so where do you take the vacuum signal from??
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jeez that much?? i paid 69 quid when i had em.........

yup the stock dizzy dells have vaccume take offs near the bottom of the carbs(used when connecting a manometer for balancing). i used one of these on the left hand carb and blanked the rest and the dizzy retard off.

try jim at stateside tuning. he is a master of the type 4 motor and has huuuge spares!!!

if you send me your email add i will send you a pic of them fitted in my ol wedge.....
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my 48's are completely blocked off.... i will have a look at the 40's when they arrive... found some other manifolds from a company called BAS in Germany but they still come in at 138euros plus 28 for delivery.....!!! :shock:

i will give stateside a phone tomorrow.... if you know anyone who has manifolds for sale or swap for my big ones then let me know... pm sent with email...

thanks for the advice... :)
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its worth the struggle these things make a huge difference to the Aircooled wedge (i had a dynod fifteen horse extra over an already tuned engine at the rear wheels post fitting and jetting) and they sound fantastic!!!!
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yeah i know :D i have had the 48's on a bug(1641) and on my t2(2.0ltr cj rejetted) thats why i want them on my (mildly tuned) new engine for the t25 :D just got back from the machine shop and it will cost roughly £120 to get my longs ones shortened!! ouch!!!

thanks for the pic :D looks tidy
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