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I found another source for IDA's and DCOE's

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Old 02-27-03, 07:30 AM
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I found another source for IDA's and DCOE's
Just to let anyone who is intrested know.

Carbs.net has single and Dual DCOE kits for 12a's and 4-port 13b's
DCOE's


They also have NEW 48 IDA's
Go here and scroll down

At $600 they are not cheap. But i just thought i would let everyone know.

(i hope this isnt a repost)
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$600 for new is cheaper than $600-800 for used!
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Heres a real link to those DCOE kits...

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http://www.carbs.net/Weber/Dataresul...8&Model=Rotary
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yeah.... sorry about that, it was suppose to show all results for mazda's. Here is the link for the Dual set up too.

http://www.carbs.net/Weber/Dataresul...8&Model=Rotary
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I have bought some jets from there, they also have a price matching guarantee on all their items.

They are fast and very easy to deal with.
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I notice the dual weber kits start with a T. They're probably just selling the TWM setup. Looks cheaper from TWM as well.
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Has anyone installed the dual Weber DCOE kit?
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Has anyone installed the dual Weber DCOE kit?
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little pricier than rotaryshack, but it is nice to know there are more places out there
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