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    The Weber wins over the Mikuni. They flow better, they have better economy and response as a result and are far more forgiving to work on. You could get another serviceable Mikuni that is a lot newer, rebuild it and swap it for your dead one. If you can rebuild it yourself it'll save you some coin but these @!#$ing things are not for the faint of heart to pull down if you're neither patient or experienced with carbs.

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    Thank you. I have an older Weber WK614, bought new probably 10 years ago. Been in a heated garage in the box. I have a spare intake manifold I can build up for it, then swap it in. Hope the gaskets in it don't leak after being dry this long.

    Quote Originally Posted by geezer101 View Post
    The Weber wins over the Mikuni. They flow better, they have better economy and response as a result and are far more forgiving to work on. You could get another serviceable Mikuni that is a lot newer, rebuild it and swap it for your dead one. If you can rebuild it yourself it'll save you some coin but these @!#$ing things are not for the faint of heart to pull down if you're neither patient or experienced with carbs.

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