August 12, 200917 yr comment_365375 just wonderin what i would expect to pay if this was in aus so a rebuilt carb in perfest nik all the lines and adaptors and stuff ? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Weber-Carbu...d=p4506.c0.m245 Report
August 12, 200917 yr comment_365397 About the same. Finding the weber yourself and having it reconditioned may work out to be slightly cheaper. Report
August 12, 200917 yr Author comment_365406 serious i though thats pretty cheap seming it rebuilt and comes with everything. ahk i was thinking bout shippen 10 over and sellin em over here but owell okay Report
August 12, 200917 yr comment_365431 You may be forgetting that the one on eBay is in US dollars. At the moment it is about 80 US cents per 1 Australian Dollar. $300 + 20% = $360 AUD (then you need to pay shipping). = Not worth it :P If you were to buy your own weber, you could buy one in quite poor to average condition for no more than $50-100. Just recently I got a quote from a carb specialist to completely recondition a 32/36 for $200 and jetted/choked to suit! $50-100 + $200 + $50 = $300-350 AUD = Worth it! :rolls: EDIT: Adapter plate costs new about $40-$50 or 2nd hand can find them for about $10-$30! Edited August 12, 200917 yr by seabiscuit Report
August 12, 200917 yr comment_365435 I'd rather spend an extra few dollars to support Australian business anyway. :P Report
August 12, 200917 yr Author comment_365450 yea i know it us it just we bought a manifold and 2 carbs for a 355 chev 400 dolars cheaper then what we could buy them 4 here Report
August 12, 200917 yr comment_365451 yea i know it us it just we bought a manifold and 2 carbs for a 355 chev 400 dolars cheaper then what we could buy them 4 here Might be a bit different buying V8 gear from America for obvious reasons. Depends where you look too. Edited August 12, 200917 yr by seabiscuit Report
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