Carter Afb Numbers at Shad Thomas blog

Carter Afb Numbers. Carter 9000 series carbs denote the carb size in the part number. Most carter afb carburetors would have an identification tag. (1) on carburetors built for chrysler. On all of the original prints i have checked, this tag was to be placed under. (a) metal tag under the drivers side rear airhorn to body screw. The easiest way to locate the correct kit is by putting your carburetor number. The carter afb (aluminum four barrel) was the second four barrel carburetor produced by carter, after the wcfb. Three different types of numbering systems are found on carter produced carburetors. The carter afb was identified in a variety of methods: Introduced in 1957 and still being built today (sold as the edelbrock performer), the afb Afb's appeared in 1957 and were. (b) stamped number on the. For instance, p/n 9400 is 400 cfm and p/n 9625 is 625. If you’ve ever driven a carbureted car from the 1950s through the 1970s, chances are pretty good that it had a carter afb under the hood. Just to put this information out there for anyone wondering:

(b) stamped number on the. Introduced in 1957 and still being built today (sold as the edelbrock performer), the afb If you’ve ever driven a carbureted car from the 1950s through the 1970s, chances are pretty good that it had a carter afb under the hood. Three different types of numbering systems are found on carter produced carburetors. The carter afb was identified in a variety of methods: Carter 9000 series carbs denote the carb size in the part number. Afb's appeared in 1957 and were. The carter afb (aluminum four barrel) was the second four barrel carburetor produced by carter, after the wcfb. For instance, p/n 9400 is 400 cfm and p/n 9625 is 625. The easiest way to locate the correct kit is by putting your carburetor number.

Carter WCFB Carburetor Rebuild Specifications

Carter Afb Numbers Carter 9000 series carbs denote the carb size in the part number. Introduced in 1957 and still being built today (sold as the edelbrock performer), the afb Carter 9000 series carbs denote the carb size in the part number. The carter afb (aluminum four barrel) was the second four barrel carburetor produced by carter, after the wcfb. If you’ve ever driven a carbureted car from the 1950s through the 1970s, chances are pretty good that it had a carter afb under the hood. The carter afb was identified in a variety of methods: Three different types of numbering systems are found on carter produced carburetors. Most carter afb carburetors would have an identification tag. Just to put this information out there for anyone wondering: We have carburetor kits for most carter afb carburetors including the 4000 compitition series and the 9000 compitition series. (a) metal tag under the drivers side rear airhorn to body screw. Afb's appeared in 1957 and were. The easiest way to locate the correct kit is by putting your carburetor number. On all of the original prints i have checked, this tag was to be placed under. For instance, p/n 9400 is 400 cfm and p/n 9625 is 625. (1) on carburetors built for chrysler.