Reconditioning, Restoring, Servicing, Tuning & Setting-Up Service

Classic Carbs UK is happy to accept Weber and Dellorto classic carburettors for servicing, restoring, re-conditioning, tuning and setting-up.

Once we’ve received your carburettors and instructions, work can commence. Typical turn-around time is from 2 – 4 weeks, delivered.

Our process typically involves stripping, inspecting and carrying out any repairs and/or modifications, vapour blasting the aluminium body parts such as the main casings and covers, yellow or bright zinc plating of steel parts, black phosphate coating of spindles, pump rods and pump springs, chemical cleaning of all brass components, including jets, floats and throttles valves …followed by a final clean, re-assembly, using brand new service kits which include gaskets, o-rings, needle valves, pump diaphragms and consumables.

Whilst up-keeping quality of workmanship and attention to the details, we aim to deliver the carburettors back to you as soon as possible.

If you have any questions or comments to make, please feel free to email us or come to our main Facebook page where we interact on a daily basis.

Image Gallery Run-Through of Triple Set of WEBER Carbs Restoration

This is a triple set of WEBER carbs we were given to restore – these images taken before any restoration began (…click the forwards/backwards arrows to see all images):

[show_slider name=recon-1-slider]

Carburettors are first stripped and inspected …looking for any missing parts or damage.  We separated all the component parts ready for the separate processes that each group would require.

Typically, the processes involved are:

• vapour blasting
• brass pickling
• yellow/bright zinc plating
• chemical blacking/phosphating
• tin plating
• buffing, cleaning and polishing

(…click the forwards/backwards arrows to see all images)

[show_slider name=recon-2-slider]

Last check of all parts before starting the assembly of the carburettors…
(…click the forwards/backwards arrows to see all images):

[show_slider name=recon-3]

And now for the assembly of the reconditioned carburettors… 🙂
(…click the forwards/backwards arrows to see all images):

[show_slider name=recon-4]

Generally speaking, a restoration such as the above can take anything from between 4 to 8 weeks, depending largely on the condition of the carburettors at the start.

Specialist alloy TIG welding can be used to repair obsolete carburettor parts that have been damaged, cracked or broken and are generally considered to be irreplaceable.

We specialise in classic Italian side-draught and down-draught WEBER carburettors

We take pride in our restorations and if it’s humanly possible to restore a carburettor, we will do it!

If you have any questions or comments to make, please feel free to email us or come to our main Facebook page where we interact on a daily basis.