Would this work? Dellorto 48 on ebay

Started by MrHanky, December 02, 2010, 01:06:53 PM

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MrHanky

Quote from: RotorHeid;731578Sorry Mark, I\'m moved on into something new.......

Doh!, never mind.  Wife really isn\'t happy about me even thinking about another one :)
Still, im going to see what I can do.  Would need to get rid of my current FC\'s first though, so will just have to see if yours is around in the near future.
 
Mark

the hat

mr hanky ive been out with rotorheid in his car before to give it a little shakedown before an upcoming event and i must say it goes like stink has all the right bits and sounds fapping epic in a short find the money and buy it

no_boingers

Quote from: MrHanky;731544Just spotted this and was wondering if anyone knew what a DCO is?
Nah he means "DCOE".  No Weber 48 DCOE and yes I agree a single 45DCOE is probably too little for a 13B.  (Used to run twin 45DCOEs on an ickle 150bhp Escrot MkI ;) ).  No Weber 48DCOE but yes you can rejet a 50 down a bit.  Rough rule of thumb for DCOE type is 45 Dellorto = 40 Weber and 48 Dellorto = 45 Weber.  Lots of heated debates down the pub over that one but empirical evidence proves it!

The IDA sounds like a better bet.  Or twin Weber 40DCOEs.  :)

James.

no_boingers

Actually I take that back - there is a DCO/SP which comes as 48/50/55 mm. Don\'t  know how that differs from a DCOE though...

no_boingers

Sorry - totally bad form to reply to my own posts but...

To answer my own question: a DCO is like the IDA in that it doesn\'t have a choke (whereas the DCOE does have a choke)

MrHanky

Quote from: the hat;731667mr hanky ive been out with rotorheid in his car before to give it a little shakedown before an upcoming event and i must say it goes like stink has all the right bits and sounds fapping epic in a short find the money and buy it

Unfortunately its not looking good.  Even if I could get the money, Im not sure if I could afford to run it judging by the MPG when flat out :)
Also, I have no trailer, so always have to consider actually driving to the track as well.  Real shame as it does look like a bargain.  
 
Quote from: no_boingers;731674Sorry - totally bad form to reply to my own posts but...
 
To answer my own question: a DCO is like the IDA in that it doesn\'t have a choke (whereas the DCOE does have a choke)

Lol, no problem.  I am still considering the 48IDA and the Dellorto 48.  Will just keep a look out for either of them.
 
Thanks again all.
 
Mark

RotorHeid

Quote from: MrHanky;731679Unfortunately its not looking good.  Even if I could get the money, Im not sure if I could afford to run it judging by the MPG when flat out :)
Also, I have no trailer, so always have to consider actually driving to the track as well.  Real shame as it does look like a bargain.  
 Mark

What!"! of coarse, it\'s a bargain...£3000ono( i\'m at loss) and  three times 2010 A8 class maqure car  winning National champion car....... and don\'t do drift/stock/banger/rally stuff and just on the smooth black stuff only like Doune, forrestburn, Fintray hillclimb and wanting to go down to Shelsley Walsh.( if the car\'s not sold next year)
here\'s my  National Champion friend les drived a 2.5 V6 Rover 350HP Dax,attacked the SW\'s hill.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTOM_kjudCQ
enjoy it and feel the hill....

 good luck MrHanky and don\'t give finding a IDA( try to get a Italy made carb, not Spain) or Delly carb.