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1 of 5 J U N K Tuesday, July 1, 2014
taco eater : tube from Oakland, CA United States  
I got this with the Dellorto 15.15 SHA party pack, and it's caused me nothing but heartache and way too many wasted hours trying to get rid of air leaks. The casting is so completely horrible. Fuck this intake, not worth the cheap price.

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4 of 5 does not fit 14.12 Thursday, August 8, 2013
taco eater : mc from ABQ  
does not fit 14.12 with stock plastic shim
intake has an 19mm exterior (same as stock)
plastic shim has 18mm interior.
time to diy shim this.
but fits 15.15 with copper shim perfecto

edit benji: you can use any 15 or 16mm SHA on this intake with https://www.treatland.tv/dellorto-SHA-1mm-carburetor-shim-puch-p/dellorto-sha-shim-1-puch.htm most 15 and 16mm SHA come with this shim. for 14.12 they use a 20mm OD shim so you just need to find a 20mm OD 19mm ID shim which dellorto does not make or i haven't found it yet.

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2 of 5 fits, works, but is rough around the edges Sunday, March 10, 2013
taco eater : cd from Ottawa, ON Canada  
you will need to sand it on a flat surface to smooth the bottom and round out the holes. But it is nice, fits and works after that,

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1 of 5 Casting defects... Thursday, November 8, 2012
taco eater : Kyle Uhl from Evanston, IL United States  
The face that mates with the reed block was never milled down to a smooth finish and caused air leaks. After I figured this out I milled it down myself and discovered the interior is filled with gas bubbles from poor casting. Even with the the air bubbles it does make a proper seal since it doesn't have ridges anymore. You get what you pay for.

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1 of 5 prepare for work Monday, October 10, 2011
taco eater : Anonymous Person  
the stud mounting holes don't line up with the studs, so make them bigger. the holes are also square cut on the bottom, making pretty much all gaskets not work unless self cut. dremel off the two tabs on the side and take more material off so you can use a socket to tighten and loosen the intake nuts.  drill two shallow wells to clear the screws holding the reeds to the reed block.


on an off topic note, I am fairly certain that the main differences in peugeot U1, U2 and U3 models in the reed valve.

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3 of 5 Ewww Friday, June 10, 2011
taco eater : Mark from Cambridge, MA  
Casting defects galore. But it's 10 bucks and it does what it's supposed to.

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3 of 5 its ok... Monday, January 24, 2011
taco eater : Jeremy Shay from Louisville, KY United States  
not by any means the quality i would expect from malossi... but it technically works... you'll just have to do some work yourself....

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3 of 5 not too shabby Saturday, January 1, 2011
taco eater : Stephen Pamboukes from Portsmouth, NH United States  
really not the quality i would expect from malossi.  the thru holes for the intake studs werent even drilled all the way, and i had to hack a substantial amount of meat off the back for everything to line up.  lets me put an SHA on my peugeot, though, so its cool.

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4 of 5 Some mods required Saturday, June 12, 2010
taco eater : Jim Tucker from Corvallis, OR United States  
Using this with the Tomos reeds, had to cut a channel to clear the screws in the reed plate.

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