Spanish Dellorto's

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sun130
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Not really a 'set up' question BUT.....I seem to have inherited three Spanish Dellorto's and was simply wondering where they are in the 'pecking order'. I would guess somewhere between genuine Italian and the Jetex etc.....or am I wrong? Are they any good?...opinion would be welcome.........thanks
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Nothing wrong with them at all. Obviously need a damn good clean and replace worn parts where necessary. Most parts interchangeable with corresponding Italian made carbs. Try Eurocarb in Reading for any hard to find spares you might need.
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soullad wrote:Most parts interchangeable with corresponding Italian made carbs.
Soullad, do you know what parts that aren't interchangeable?

sorry to highjack the thread, Gerry :oops:
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Gerry, I've swapped bits around for the S2 18m versions plus the 20mm and found no problems. I couldn't comment about the later 22mm ones. I've learnt to never say words like ALL or EVERY etc when dealing with Spanish Lambretta stuff. They could well be "all" completely interchangeable :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I believe that like the Indian 22mm ones stamped 'Spaco', the Spanish 22mm ones are stamped 'Areas' or something very similar.............. :?: :?:
NO IT'S NOT A F***IN* MOPED!!!!!!
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Thanks for the info you guys, storkfoot got in touch as he is restoring a JET200 and needed a 20mm so hopefullly it will soon be back where it belongs doing what its supposed to do.........Gerry
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The castings look virtually identical to Italian ones to me. The float is slightly different but it's still a 5 gram one and the finish on the alloy is slightly shinier for some reason. Thanks again, Gerry ;)
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