Vw/porsche Dellorto Drla 36 Carburetors With Manifolds, Pressure Regulator, Etc on 2040-parts.com
Sammamish, Washington, United States
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I am selling my recently rebuilt Dellorto DRLA 36's including all you need to convert from the sometimes finicky Porsche 914 2.0 fuel injection to carburation. Included in the sale-
-One set of recently rebuilt Dellorto DRLA 36's (rebuilt in Italy by "alfa1750" on ebay) -Intake Manifolds (both sides) -Fuel Pressure Regulator (I had mounted it using the same screw mounts for the ECU) -Velocity Stacks (4 total) -Air Cleaner assemblies (both sides) -Crossbar and linkage setup -Airflow meter I partially installed this setup, but never finalized the install. I intend to sell the car (1974 2.0) and thought best to return it to original. |
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