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Author Topic: Weber 32 DR5 carburettor  (Read 3881 times)
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« on: 16 July, 2015, 06:23:43 AM »

 I have had this recent communication from Paolo Giusti in Italy:
 I'm proud to inform you that my team of skilled craftsmen
 is ready to reproduce the Weber 32 DR5 carburettor, in
 bronze, specific for the Aprilia. Actually, this carb is extremely
 rare on the market and as you know that it's the best option, also the
 correct one, to replace the Zenith 32 VIM/VIML without having to remove the
 flange and the manifold. We made a repro from an original Weber carb,
 laser scanned, a clay model for the bronze melting, the finishing and
 the assembly phases.

 At this point, i would like to know how many are interested in (no
 obligation for the moment) just to organize a production series. The
 production will begin in late September when i'll be ready to
 communicate a final price.

 Please contact Paolo directly if you are interested, paolo@viva-lancia.com

Mention this to all your Aprilia owning friends who are not on the Forum.
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« Reply #1 on: 12 January, 2016, 06:16:00 PM »

Is there any news on the Weber 32 DR5 carburettor?

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« Reply #2 on: 12 January, 2016, 07:48:35 PM »

Paolo posted on the Viva-Lancia forum before Christmas the following:

The final budget is 6500 euros each + filter + 22% VAT. Unfortunately, we were forced to reproduce many parts with the CNC lathe and some with the 3D technolgy because there wasn't an alternative. The carburettor 'll be provide tested and functioning with the period sheet instructions provided by Weber. Let me know if you are interested in.

I think a good option might be the original Zenith 32. We 're collecting the opinions to make a larger series. The price, i presume, 'll be close to a third of the Weber.



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