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Looking for GOOD Weber rebuilder
I have need of a solid rebuilder of Weber carbs. Specifically one that can handle rebushing of worn throttle-shaft bores.
Can anyone recommend someone that they know does good work? Thanks,
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06-26-2005, 09:08 PM
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Call Matt at Eurometrix. He specifically can fix that issue as well as refurb the butterflies. I'm not sure if he does the complete rebuild or just the bodies, but after the bodies are done, doing the rebuild is less then an hour per carb.
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06-27-2005, 03:41 AM
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Bieker engineering, West Coast. They did mine ten or so years ago.
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Matt at Eurometrix worked on mine - Did a Great job - cars runs fantastic.
John
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