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Technical => 900 Series (Alfasud, Alfasud Sprint, 33) => Topic started by: Storm_X on December 22, 2009, 12:56:11 PM

Title: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: Storm_X on December 22, 2009, 12:56:11 PM
i am wanting to sell a pair of 33 webers and every one keeps asking me the specs on these.

does any one know what model they are with size as much info as possible.

thanks chris
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: Sportscar Nut on December 22, 2009, 05:04:15 PM
Chris

Standard carbies on the 1.5 lt motor were twin 36 IDF's (1.7 lt has twin 40 IDF's). Check ebay for comparable carbies as is usually a set for sale.

Regards
Paul
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: Storm_X on December 31, 2009, 10:17:24 AM
thanks
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: Greek on April 09, 2010, 03:56:04 AM
If you have  a 33  you probably have  Dellortos  and  not Weber's.  You should be able to see the title on the carbs.  Drla's  for Dellortos  ,   ussualy 40's on  33  even in 1.3 models   because thats what  they had in stock .....
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: philpot on April 10, 2010, 04:56:14 PM
Both my 33 engined twin carb alfas have weber 36 IDF's. Says WEBER on both......
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: Greek on April 10, 2010, 09:29:27 PM
Strange .....  They used  , at least here in Europe, to install dellorto's  in 33's and late Sprints  because they had lower emissions and  better idle. Also they needed less  maintenance   than  weber's.
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: colcol on December 25, 2010, 06:33:41 PM
Re Carby's All of the 33's i have come across have had weber's the 1.5 litre have 36 IDF's and the 1.7 33's had 40IDF's, their is a left and right hand carby for corresponding banks, for the 1.5 litre, for the 95h.p. and 105h.p. the jetting is different and for the 1.7 the jets would be different for the various stages of tune, the only Dellorto's i have ever seen in Australia have been on private imports eg the 1.7 Sprints imported from New Zealand that were shoehorned with V-8's in Queensland, thats not to say Dellorto's didn't make it to Australia, i have just never seen any, i was told years ago, that Alfa did all the pollution tests on Weber's therefor only they complied, so thats what made it to Australia, Colin.
Title: Re: alfa 33 1500 webers
Post by: jayarr on December 26, 2010, 12:58:37 AM
+1 for 36 weber idf on 1500 Alfa 33