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Old 09-04-2002, 11:07 PM   #1
neonlarry
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Carter AFB carb

I am thinking about buying a 600cfm carter afb carburetor (I know it's the same as the edelbrock, but I like how the carter looks). I was wondering if it would be better to get the electric choke one (that has the egr hook up and stuff) or get the manual chocke one and convert it to electric. I will be putting it on my 350, that (when I out the carb on) will have a weiand intake, stock HEI rebuilt with pertronix parts, and a set of hooker headers as soon as I have some more money. (I may be putting a rebuilt 350 engine in soon too, but it would use all of the same parts except I will get a comp cams high energy 268h cam too).
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