Northwest Imports generally has the best DGV prices.
According to some I've spoken to, they also jet them
correctly for an MGB before shipping out the door. YMMV,
I'm in no way associated with blah blah blah yadda yadda
yadda, etc...
http://www.classicar.com/vendors/nwimpprt/nipcont.htm
Andy
RAY WYGONIK wrote:
>
> I have been away from the list for the last 8-10 months, it was simply
> overwhelming me. So sorry if this was just discussed.
>
> Where can I get the best deal(with service) on a Weber DGV for my 1974 chrome
> bumber MGB. It actually has a 72 motor. I think I have the right
> designation, DGV.
> I want a reliable, single carb for street driving that I can set up and forget
> about. Not worried about the slight performance I may be giving up by
> abandoning the dual SU's. I know there are better prices than Moss, Brit Vic,
> TRF, etc. Need the whole package, intake manifold, air cleaner, etc.
>
> Also, are there any kits for installing a GM single wire alternator. I have
> seen postings that describe the various brackets that you need to make for
>this
> change over, but the car has been in the restoration phase much too long (6
> years), I need it on the road (family pressure) and have limited time to
> devote to it.
>
> One more question. Is there a way to tell if I have the distributor turned
>180
> degrees? the car came with the distributor in a box and I don't know if I
>know
> have it in right.
>
> This list was always good to me in the past, please don't fail me now.
> Thanks
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