Weber, Webber, 45dcoe Main Venturis (chokes), Original Cast Versions on 2040-parts.com
Mulgrave, VIC, Australia
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Weber choke (main venturi) for the 45mm DCOE carburettor. Auction is for one 36mm choke, but the number required will be available to the winning bidder. (Please ask if you need a different size) These are very good used original cast versions, not the later machined type. Available with or without air bleed screw holes. |
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