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12-10-2017, 01:42 PM | #11 | |
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Good Point !
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RE : Rochester leaks-a-lot Carby . I didn't notice if it's a Quadrajet, if so they're *very* good carbys but have some details , TOMCO used to make the jet well plugs and improved inlet fittings along with brass floats . TOMCO is carried by NAPA among others . Be gentle with it ! . more Quadrajets were ruined by ham fisting than anything else . They're good because they're designed to be progressive in use so as long as you don't stomp on the foot feed and open the secondaries they're really economical . Rockaotuo.com sells some Mid West rebuilder's carbys and I'm always impressed with the quality of both the cores used and their work . Not so with most local rebuilders who simply bead blast an old junk core and slap a Chinese kit in them and never bother to do the myriad adjustments..... If your current carby has a thin metal stamped tag on it, it's GOLD ~ never let go of it, they'll B.S. you at the Partshous, don't ever let go of any core until you personally are satisfied with the job .
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