WEBER 45 DCOE Carburettor Conversion Kit for MG Midget 1500 & Triumph Spitfire 1300-1500

Upgrade the performance of your MG Midget 1500 or Triumph Spitfire 1300 / 1500 with this genuine WEBER 45 DCOE Performance Conversion Kit.

The kit combines an authentic Spanish-made WEBER 45 DCOE carburettor with a high-quality British-made aluminium inlet manifold, throttle linkage and all the fittings required for installation.

Designed for classic MG and Triumph engines, this conversion provides an excellent starting point for improved throttle response and increased performance.

Kit Includes

• 1 genuine WEBER 45 DCOE carburettor
• 1 aluminium inlet manifold
• 1 rod linkage kit
• Soft mounts
• Studs, nuts and mounting hardware
• 1 WEBER tuning manual

Why choose the WEBER 45 DCOE?

The WEBER 45 DCOE is one of the world's most respected side-draught carburettors for classic performance engines.

Its advantages include:

• excellent throttle response
• improved high-RPM performance
• extensive tuning possibilities
• wide availability of jets and tuning components
• proven reliability for road and motorsport applications

Whether your MG Midget or Triumph Spitfire is used for spirited road driving, historic rallying or performance tuning, the WEBER 45 DCOE remains the benchmark carburettor.

Recommended Fuel Pump

For optimum fuel delivery, we recommend installing a WEBCON self-regulating low-pressure fuel pump.

Part Number: PAFWFP17303

Specifications

• Brand: WEBER 
• Carburettor: WEBER 45 DCOE
• Application: MG Midget 1500
• Application: Triumph Spitfire 1300
• Application: Triumph Spitfire 1500
• Inlet Manifold: Aluminium
• Throttle Linkage: Included
• Type: Carburettor Conversion Kit
• Carburettor Manufacture: Spain
• WEBER Tuning Manual: Included

Genuine WEBER Carburettor

PAFClassic is an official distributor of WEBER and WEBCON products.

Every carburettor supplied is a genuine WEBER manufactured in Spain under Magneti Marelli licence.

With access to more than 11,000 WEBER carburettor and spare-part references, together with the official WEBER technical library, we can help you source the correct components for servicing and tuning.

Beware of copies

Many WEBER-style copies are now available on the market.

Although often cheaper, they frequently differ in machining quality and internal components such as jets and emulsion tubes, making accurate tuning more difficult.

Choosing a genuine WEBER ensures compatibility with genuine replacement parts and the quality expected from the original manufacturer.