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Pair 40IDF Carburetor With Air Horn For Bug/Beetle--
http://www.ebay.com/itm/262933...e=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Looks to good to be true--you decide--just sharing
Thanks---David
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I'm not seeing any casting marks on them - not even EMPI. So must be questionable CHINA knock-off.
Not that versed in carbs myself--just threw this out to the resident Pro's here. Says Kentucky as the origin but probably by way of China. I recenlty bought a tank that was advertised as made in USA--but it came from Taiwan. Called the company and the response was--yes made to strict USA standards--REALLY!
I recently bought a set of Weber 48 IDF knock offs $280 shipped for the pair) I compared them and I can't see any real difference....I did change the needle and seat to genuine Weber to be on the safe.
Do you have a link for those Alan and did they offer a 44?
Also from China. Hope guys get what they need to smooth out their rides.
As per the instructions make sure you disassemble and thoroughly clean the carburetors before you install them.
I may have been lucky , when I disassembled the carbs to confirm float settings they was clean w/o any burrs.
Robert M posted:As per the instructions make sure you disassemble and thoroughly clean the carburetors before you install them.
What if you end up with extra parts?
Just send them to me. I have TONS of extra parts.
Rusty S posted:Robert M posted:As per the instructions make sure you disassemble and thoroughly clean the carburetors before you install them.
What if you end up with extra parts?
Then you did it right. Right?