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  1. 01-17-2019, 12:01 PM #1
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    Early 911 Italian Weber Carbs/Breather/Snorkle/Linkage

    Weber Carbs (40 IDA 3C1). These are a matching set. These carbs would be for 911s after 73. Carbs come with snorkel, breather and linkage. $4000
    These are used but very clean. Carbs ran fine before pulling off a 1969 911S to replace them with MFI setup.
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    PM sent regarding vintage of Webers.
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    Thanks Paul for some clarification. Carbs not as unique as we thought.
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    What is wrong with the snorkel? Looks like when mounted it would either point to the sky or straight down to the ground.
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    Snorkle rotates
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    Quote Originally Posted by mfitton View Post
    What is wrong with the snorkel? Looks like when mounted it would either point to the sky or straight down to the ground.
    Rally version.
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