by sparky Fri May 28, 2010 10:02 amHELP!! I need a GOOD Rochester B carb for a 66 manual choke and 3-on the tree chevy van, Cash or I have early Ford Econo parts for trade!!
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Scott
Nightmoves
sparky
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I need a GOOD carb
sparky- Number of posts : 195
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Nightmoves- Number of posts : 2214
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I was lookin at carb stuff other day,found this...scroll down,he's showin one avail.Hope it helps.
http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Carbsaleapplication.htm
If you question a carb you find and wonder what its off of for sure,maybe this chart will help.It helps me.I didn't know any better.Thought I'd share.Good luck on your find.
http://www.oldengine.org/unfaq/leadfoot/qjet1.htm
http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Carbsaleapplication.htm
If you question a carb you find and wonder what its off of for sure,maybe this chart will help.It helps me.I didn't know any better.Thought I'd share.Good luck on your find.
http://www.oldengine.org/unfaq/leadfoot/qjet1.htm
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sparky- Number of posts : 195
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Thanx, Ill check it out !!
sparky- Number of posts : 195
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still have not found a carb.......
Scott- Number of posts : 1651
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I'll take a look when I get home, I might have something you can use.
Digz- Number of posts : 3794
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I may have one also but its been sitting dry for quite awhile. I'll check on it this weekend.
Scott- Number of posts : 1651
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I have a GM Monojet Rochester I just pulled from my 68 G10 that has an L6. Before I pulled the engine I had to thump the Carb Bowl to unstick the float, then it would run fine. With a rebuild kit this should be a good one. The engine was pulled earlier this year, so the carb hasn't been sitting that long.
Numbers I found on the side of the Carb.
7043847 (Written in a circle in the first picture)
43862 (Found on the middle section)
7029007 (Written on the side of the bowl in the second picture)
173 2 IH (Written on the side of the bowl in the second picture)
Maybe a little blury, if you want better I can provide them..
Numbers I found on the side of the Carb.
7043847 (Written in a circle in the first picture)
43862 (Found on the middle section)
7029007 (Written on the side of the bowl in the second picture)
173 2 IH (Written on the side of the bowl in the second picture)
Maybe a little blury, if you want better I can provide them..
sparky- Number of posts : 195
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thanx for the pics Scott, Mine is different than that, I have the Rochester B model and I am not sure if I need to stick with that type so the dist. works right?
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The Rochester B was the 1st carb used,,,,,then the Carter YF,,,,then the Rochester MonoJet on the 6 cylinder engines,,,,,,,,Automatics were a little more particular on which carb you used, but any of those will work as long as you choose the automatic or manual choke set up that you want,,,,,,,,,The big difference on the car and pick up ones is that you might have to modify the throttle linkage at the carb,,,,,,,,,
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sparky- Number of posts : 195
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Nice Collection Donivan!!
Scott- Number of posts : 1651
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67a 100 pickup- Number of posts : 1319
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Have you tried these guys??? I got a carb from them for my van.
http://www.guaranteedcarbs.com/
http://www.guaranteedcarbs.com/
sparky- Number of posts : 195
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you bought one for your van? chevy van? were you happy with the carb? Thanx !67a 100 pickup wrote:Have you tried these guys??? I got a carb from them for my van.
http://www.guaranteedcarbs.com/
67a 100 pickup- Number of posts : 1319
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I got one for my dodge A-108 van from them, bolted it on out of the box and fired right up. I had some distributer "issues" this spring and it is running rich right now, but I'm doing body work so adjustments are on the back burner. They were nice guys to deal with and shipped fast. I'll get another one from them when I am ready to put the motor back in my pickup project.
Slick Steve- Number of posts : 38
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Call this guy...
Bubba's Hot Rod Shop
Great guy and has B's (and anything else you need) in stock. He also will convert your distributor to electronic igniton, and get rid of the points for you! He is very active on the HAMB, and has quite a shop.
Tell him I sent you!!
Bubba's Hot Rod Shop
Great guy and has B's (and anything else you need) in stock. He also will convert your distributor to electronic igniton, and get rid of the points for you! He is very active on the HAMB, and has quite a shop.
Tell him I sent you!!
sparky- Number of posts : 195
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WOW!! That one sold for a whopping 9.00 ! I missed it !! someone here get it?Scott wrote:Found this one on eBay..
https://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/between-the-seats-g-f17/gm-rebuilt-rochester-one-barrel-carburetor-in-old-box-t14235.htm#53139
