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Midel Pty Ltd Since 1969 MIDEL PTY LTD SINCE 1969 Ver:5 Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Company History Bill Bressington, the founder of Midel and the driving force behind S.U. in Australia, became involved in S.U. fuel systems during his apprenticeship from 1945 to 1950 at the then S.U. distributors, York Motors. An affinity with this unique carburettor saw him follow the distributorship, first to Automotive Carburettors until 1960 and then to Lancaster Motors. In 1970, Bill set up Partco Trading which evolved into Midel Pty. Ltd., whose Illawarra Rd.premises became a magnet to British-vehicle owners and S.U. enthusiasts. The company expanded and moved to their present modern warehouse facility in 1984, still concentrating on importing and distributing S.U. carburettors and fuel system products. Of late, the purchase of superseded factory stocks and the reconditioning of out of production units for early vehicles, has become a Midel speciality. Over the years, Bill has worked closely with top drivers and engine builders such as the late Peter Manton, in the development of twin S.U. manifolds and conversion parts. His yearly visits to S.U. England since 1960, and the collating of S.U. factory specification and tuning data, has put Midel at the forefront on product range and knowledge amongst S.U. distributors worldwide. With some parts diminishing Midel saw the need to start manufacturing parts of their own. These parts include throttle shafts, spindles, gaskets, jets, metering needles all in house and to exact specifications. Midel has also made some custom SU carburettors for various vehicles. In May 2006 Bill passed away losing his battle with cancer and in turn passed the business onto his two sons Adam & Grant. Both of which have been working for Midel for over 20 years. In January 2007 Midel merged with it’s sister company Fabre, and can now offer an extensive huge range of engine parts and accessories for the classic marques as well it’s range of SU carburettors, parts and accessories. Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. SU Carburettors New Genuine S.U. Carburettors Midel stocks Australia’s largest range of genuine English made S.U. carburettors to suit a range of makes & models. New Bespoke Carburettors Over the last 40 years Midel has had commissioned bespoked carburettors to exacting specifications. If you are chasing that hard to find SU, contact Midel today! SU Carburettor Restoration This is Midel specialty. We believe no one restores SU carburettor quite like Midel can. Midel can make your tired, leaking carburettors look and run like new! All SU makes and models from 1930 brass bodies onwards. What do we do? Disassemble, hydo-bath bodies, replate all metal levers, screws etc. Replace jets, needles, floats, pins & gasket, throttle shaft disc & screws, rebush bodies & assemble. Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Parts & Service Kits SU Carburettor Parts Feeling adventurous or like to tinker? Midel stock’s Australia’s largest and most diverse range of Genuine and replacement SU carburettor spare parts and accessories. Metering Needles Float Kits Needle & Seats Float Bowls Dampers Jets Piston Springs Float Bowl Adaptors SU Carburettor Service, Rebuild & Gasket Kits Your SU carburettors need a freshen up? Midel stocks a full range of service,rebuild and gasket kits. Service Kits Rebuild Kits Gasket Kit A Midel carburettor service kit consist of: A Midel carburettor rebuild kit consist of: If its just the gasket you need, this is your Jet, gasket & seals, needle valve & seat. Jet, gasket & seals, needle valve & seat. kit. Most kits come to replace all gaskets All parts to “service” your SU carburettor. Plus new throttle shaft, disc, 2 screws for a single carburettor. & 2 throttle shaft bushes. All parts for a complete overhaul plus replacing worn throttle shafts. Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Don’t let an old worn out fuel pump ruin your day. Contact Midel today and upgrade to a trouble free “Pointless” SU fuel pump. Say goodbye to your old antiquated contact points pump, these new era fuel pumps look identical in all aspects to your original factory fitted pump. They are polarity conscious. When purchasing tell us if your vehicle is negative (-) or positive (+) earth - we can help you if you don’t know. All models stocked on the shelf. Firewall mounted “sucker” low pressure & all rear mounted high pressure models Fuel Pump Models Model Voltage Polarity Location GPH psi Type Popular Applications AUF200EN 12 Negative Rear Mounted 7 2.8 A/H Sprite Mk2,3,3A, Austin 1800 Early, Morris Mini Minor, Single AUF200EP 12 Positive Rear Mounted 7 2.8 Morris Cooper ‘S’, Morris 1100, MG Midget AUA26 6 Dual Front Firewall 8 1.5 Single All 6 volt (Point style pumps) AUA66EN 12 Negative Front Firewall 8 1.5 Morris Minor S.V, Morris Minor Ser 2, 1000,MG TC, TD, Single AUA66EP 12 Positive Front Firewall 8 1.5 Early LandRover AZX1331EN 12 Negative Rear Mounted 7 2.7 A/H 100/4, 100/6, Morris Major, Oxford,MG TF, MGA, Single AZX1332EP 12 Positive Rear Mounted 7 2.7 MGB (early) AZX1307EN 12 Negative Rear Mounted 15 2.7 Jaguar / Daimler models fitted wirh SU fuel pumps, Single AZX1307EP 12 Positive Rear Mounted 15 2.7 Triumph Stag, MGB (Late) Jaguar / Daimler XJ12 (Carb), Jaguar E Type AZX1400EN 12 Negative Rear Mounted 30 2.7 Double Ser 3 V12, Aston Martin DB5, DB6, Rolls Royce / AZX1400EP 12 Positive Rear Mounted 30 2.7 Bentley V8 AUA161EN 12 Negative Front Firewall 16 2.7 Double Aston Martin DB4, DB5, Daimler Majestic Major AUA161EP 12 Positive Front Firewall 16 2.7 AUA152EN 12 Negative Rear Mounted 12.5 2.7 Single Jaguar XK120-140 etc, 6 Cyl Austin Healey, AUA152EP 12 Positive Rear Mounted 12.5 2.7 LCS MGA Twin Cam. AZX1818 Mini mechanical fuel pump Universal Fuel Pump Facet Fuel Pumps Universal 12 volt Fuel Pump Universal Replacement Pump 4 - 5 psi 25gph 476459 6.5-8.0 psi 32gph 476087 4.5psi 30gph 480532 6.5-7.5psi 45gph Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Air Filters & Ram Tubes Ram Flo Australian made foam element. Lowest profile air cleaner available. 140 Sports 140mm dia stainless steel with replacement paper element. All SU flange sizes & offset bases available. Trumpet Socks Specially designed for when there is no room for a filter. Just slip a trumpet sock over your ram tube to improve dust retention and gain high levels of efficiency over running with just the bell mouth. Made from competition laminate foam. Competition Filters The Pipercross range of full flow, competition foam performance air filters offer the ultimate in engine filtration, designed for people who want the very best from their engine. All filters in the Pipercross range can be used for both road and competition and are designed to fit most vehicles. Ram Tubes Aluminium Ram Tubes Pipercross aluminium ram tubes smoothly get all the air your engine needs into the carburettor or throttle body. Each ram tube incorporates a full roll back lip and 8 degree incline wall, this design helps to prevent spit back/stand off. Ram tubes are available in silver, red or blue. Steel Ram Tubes Midel manufacture a complete range of steel ram tubes with full 360° rolled mouth for max torque. Carburettor Size Lengths 1.25” 1-1/2” (40mm) & 2” (50mm) 1.50” 1-1/2” (40mm) & 2-1/2” (65mm) 1.75” 1-1/2” (40mm) & 2” (50mm) 2.0” 2” (50mm) & 3” (75mm) HIF44 2” (50mm) & 3” (75mm) CD Stromberg 1.75” 3” (75mm) Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Manifolds & Insulators Heat Insulators Midel stock a range of heat insulator spacers to suit various SU & CD Stromberg applications. Made from a phenolic resin composition. Manifolds: SU & Weber Midel have the most comprehensive range of alloy inlet manifolds to increase your vehicles performance. BMC A & B models for SU’s, Jaguar & Datsun & Holden for SU & Weber, call for current prices. Fuel lines & fittings Linkage Kits & Parts Tools, Books, Accessories Phone Sales on 02 9759 5598 - Open Monday-Friday. *Next day delivery Australia wide. Visa & MasterCard welcome. Classic Parts Minator Wheels Midel has a range of Minilight styled classic wheels by Minator UK. Available in Bolt-on or Knock-off sizes 10”-15” Suit: Mini, MG, Healey, Triumph etc. Tex Classic Range Wiper Arms & Blades Tex wiper arms are produced in several designs and different finishes to suit a number of vehicles produced during the 60s, 70s and 80s. Tex wiper blades are available in many different lengths and fixings to suit most classic cars. Mirrors Tex mirrors were supplied as original accessories on most British cars in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Manufactured from the finest quality stainless steel with stems chromed to original equipment standard, and incorporating a patented spring- back design, these mirrors are suitable for any vehicle. British Engine Parts Midel’s sister company Fabre Australia stock a huge range of engine parts (Hepolite pistons & rings, Payen gaskets, Clevite bearings , stainless steel valves) to suit most British vehicles. Call Fabre directly on 02 9758 1966 , or when ordering parts ask to be put through. The fine print This brochure is just a snapshot of what Midel can offer, if there is something that is not listed or you have a technical question in regard to these parts, please contact us on the details below.
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