Webers aren't something you finally get dialed in forget, they need adjustment periodically and like Hank said, make sure you get extra fuel and air jets, emulsion tubes and gaskets. Living in the south like we do, you will see a temperature difference over the year be 100° in the summer and near zero in the winter. The temps in SoCal doesn't vary that much all year, so you might can go for longer spans of time without having to adjust or readjust for temp differentials if you lived there. In the south here, it can vary 50° in the same day. I'd buy some used to see how you like tuning on them before throwing down 2 grand for a set new. You might like them, but then again you might not, so find out before jumping in too deep.
