Dell"orto Q
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Try eurocard ltd at http://www.racecar.co.uk/dellorto/ They are very helpful and reasonably priced. I have used them only for parts tho.
Mike Geiger
66 S3 Coupe', no more
66 S3 Coupe', no more
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type36lotus - Third Gear
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I recntly picked up a very nice set of used of DHLA40 E carbs, a non emission carb which has 6-progresion holes and full tuneablility. The best are reported to be DHLA C's and a third choice the DHLA H's (Esprite carbs), both of which I believe have 6-progression holes and are fully tuneable. The order of desireability, as I understand it, are suffixes C, E, H, and finally the orginal no suffix DHLA 40 with 3-progression holes.
The way I understand the features is that the 6-progression hole carbs allow extended operation on the progression circuit, while the DHLA (no suffix version) wants to transition onto the mains as soon as possible. From a racing perspective, the no suffix carbs are fine, but if you want the best possible street carb, the 6-progression hose variants are best. My E versions offer a barrel-to-barrel air balance circuit, as do the C's, but I'm not sure about the H's and no suffix base model. The other consideration is which ones offer a vacuum tap for air balance. I know the E's and I'm pretty sure the C's do also. I'm not sure of the no suffix and H's though.
The balance of DHLA's are less desireable as they are emission carbs and less tuneable.
I hope this helps.
Bill
The way I understand the features is that the 6-progression hole carbs allow extended operation on the progression circuit, while the DHLA (no suffix version) wants to transition onto the mains as soon as possible. From a racing perspective, the no suffix carbs are fine, but if you want the best possible street carb, the 6-progression hose variants are best. My E versions offer a barrel-to-barrel air balance circuit, as do the C's, but I'm not sure about the H's and no suffix base model. The other consideration is which ones offer a vacuum tap for air balance. I know the E's and I'm pretty sure the C's do also. I'm not sure of the no suffix and H's though.
The balance of DHLA's are less desireable as they are emission carbs and less tuneable.
I hope this helps.
Bill
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650p plus 65p equals ?7:15....
Sounds like a bargain to me...
John
Sounds like a bargain to me...
John
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