Urban myths... ive also been told weber went out of business, because they cant sell the stuff, whatever...

In Italy you can get Dellorto jets/airs/chokes/kits/screws even floats... also can get vinyl gaskets for turbo applications.

I recently got a whole heap of stuff including new jets and 4 rebuild kits cost me $85 to my door.

I just bought full kits for dellortos the other day from the carby shop for $44 each. Not expensive and not hard to find parts for.

It wasnt actually that bad for me, i got a full overhaul of both my carbs: acid bathed, re jetted, syncronised, new gaskets/seals, throttle shafts checked etc. and new brackets/linkages made up all for $250. I bought the carbs for $300 with manifold so its pretty good compared to plp selling a pair for over $500

If you ask your local good parts store they should be able to get in jets and gaskets for dellortos (what i have) webers etc.

Dave

actually I found a mob in the UK who deal with dellorto parts but I almost fell off my chair once I got a quote for all the little bits and pieces that you need to buy to do a full overhaul and rejett

Yeah, pretty much all side draught carbs are the same... but you can't get parts the same! weber is still in business, so go with the webers. I have a pair of Dellorto 40's
and next to impossible to find parts, like jets,gaskets, floats,etc.etc. mikuni was a factory option on some datsun models, but they are no longer either!

cheers. i thought there were mjor differences lol. puts ease to my mind

yeah they all basically the same but few comanies make em weber make dcoe, and dellorto make dhla it basically means carburettor in horizontal plane in italian or something they are also made by solex and mikuni i think all are very good.

Hey guys.
I have noticed that not all sidedrafts look the same (DUUHHH) but was wondering wht is the difference in the dhla and dcoe etc etc. what do the codes mean and which are best etc. Prob a newbey as question but only one way to find out the answer

Cheers
Chris