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09-24-2006 08:45 PM #1
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What type of rochester carb to use
Im placing a Offenhauser duel intake on my plymouth flat 6 and I wanted to know which rochester carbs to use. If you know the serial number that would be even better.
I have two carter carbs, but I was thinking to rochesters would be better.
appreciate any info and insight on this matter. Thanks
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09-24-2006 08:49 PM #2
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single barrel or two barrel??
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09-24-2006 09:09 PM #3
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single barrel
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09-24-2006 09:14 PM #4
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I could be wrong, but I think you are kind of limited to the Carters, at least that is all I have ever seen used on these one barrel applications. Someone who knows better may post differently, though.
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09-26-2006 05:20 AM #5
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I always liked Vacu-jet Rochesters on flathead sixes. Any '50's 235 carb works if you oval the holes a bit. Be sure to use the Rochester base gasket, it has notches in it that line up with holes in the base.
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