Carl - take a gander at the third line in my signature block!

Assuming your 350 is a Chevrolet, instead of trying to make a Buick carb with TOTALLY different fuel curve work on your 350; look for the Chevrolet version:

3721s if manual transmission
3720s if automatic transmission

To make the Buick version work well on a Chevy, you need to change:

(A) primary venturi clusters
(B) secondary venturi clusters
(C) primary metering jets
(D) secondary metering jets
(E) step-up rods
(F) step-up rod springs
(G) and unless you like secondary bog, especially the auxiliary air valve

Now take a gander at the second line in my signature block wink

Maybe you can find a Buick dude that is trying to make a Chevrolet AFB work on his Buick, with horrible results. wink

Jon.

Last edited by carbking; 06/02/2018 7:14 PM.

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