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Old 05-31-08, 05:47 PM
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Help me ID this carb.

I was told it was a Webber 44 something. The only 44's I can find any info on are the 44 IDF. Yes? No? You guys have been a big help before. Thanks in advance.












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that looks to be a 48 idf ,but it maybe a 44 ..... It should be stamped on the bottom ...
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Since it has the old Rotary Engineering intake, it's more than likely the Weber 48 mm IDF. RE didn't offer a 44 mm version. If you look down the carb throat, you should see 2 raised cast numbers designating the venturi size. 48 mm would be the maximum venturi size that can be installed.

Setup looks to be in excellant condition, hang on to it.
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That looks like a RE Weber IDF carb. It has a choke. If you clean off the outside of the carb with carb cleaner you'll see the stampings on the body which will answer the question.
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Thank you guys, I'll take a look when I get a chance.
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