Originally Posted by homer52
carbking, you out there???

Yes, but no good answers on this one.

The identification number on Rochester B's is on a small triangular tag. Once the tag has been removed (commercial rebuild, purchased through FLAPS) the carb is extremely difficult to identify for a kit.

Some of the earliest B's had the last 4 digits of the tag number stamped in the airhorn gasket (original gasket only).

Not my favorite carburetor.

Jon.


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