My 25/36 Carb is old and worn out, I need a replacement and would consider buying a new one, can anyone give me some advice on the subject, would a recon one be ok, and can you recommend a good reliable source. If you need to phone me, I am on 01489895103.
Thanks, Ian Avery.
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waps
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My special thanks to all members who have taken time to reply to my question.
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Geoff Ryall-Harvey
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http://www.ecas2cvparts.co.uk/carburett ... -1809.html
Reconditioned - only £189 plus core charge up front of £50 plus P&P. Absolute bargain.
I'd make an adapter from some 38mm exhaust tubing and a bit steel plate and fit a cheap SU - but it wouldn't be original then....
Try this one - buy it now on eBay for £19.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HIF-38-1-1-2- ... 1c34e2e7e0
Reconditioned - only £189 plus core charge up front of £50 plus P&P. Absolute bargain.
I'd make an adapter from some 38mm exhaust tubing and a bit steel plate and fit a cheap SU - but it wouldn't be original then....
Try this one - buy it now on eBay for £19.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HIF-38-1-1-2- ... 1c34e2e7e0
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waps
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Thanks for the reply Geoff The SU option will get looked at
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If you can weld and sort out the other bits and pieces then the SU is the way to go.
Mind you, that recon Solex is ridiculously cheap. He's absolutely giving it away, I just don't know how he can do it without going bust....
Mind you, that recon Solex is ridiculously cheap. He's absolutely giving it away, I just don't know how he can do it without going bust....