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Location: NW IN
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Re: To Sniper or not to Sniper...?
Kootenay, you sound undecided in your first post (EFI vs carb). If it's just the frustration of tuning the carb, have you considered replacing your carb for a professionally rebuilt q-jet? Or perhaps sending yours out for a rebuild? Yes, it's true you can do it yourself, as others have posted, but I also understand not wanting to mess with them - but I think you'd come out $ ahead to pay someone to rebuild it - and set it up, so that there's nothing less to mess with other than bolting it on. Although I understand the draw to the newer technology and its obvious benefits (efficiency, self-learning, less tuning, etc), I still prefer an original q-jet on these old trucks - have had a few edelbrocks, but definitely prefer a q-jet. It's just my own personal preference, everyone's different.
Here are a few resources (if you decide to stay carbureted )https://cliffshighperformance.com/ (preferred. Cliff rebuilds baseplates, not certain if he still rebuilds carbs for folks, but he is the Rochester whisperer) https://smicarburetor.com/ (EDIT: q-jet rebuild sales/service https://smicarburetor.com/service-mo...uadrajet-symc/) https://nationalcarburetors.com/ (EDIT: and specific to 72 GM trucks: https://nationalcarburetors.com/chev...arburetor_1972) Last edited by jocko; 02-17-2024 at 11:25 PM. |
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