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#1275629 08/09/2018 5:48 PM
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I received a rebuilt one barrel Rochester carburetor form Chevy of the forties and had it installed. I also placed an insulator between the carb and the intake manifold. The heat here is in the 110s. On acceleration the carb flatttens out and then acellerates. I follow the advice of the person who rebuilt the carburetor with no results. I can’t have the shop open the carburetor, under penalty of death, as they won’t guarantee the the work. Is there anyone who is reliable that I can go to for a carburetor?
As they don’t make these NEW maybe change to a two barrel for my 235.

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The problem is in the first sentence of your post- - - - -"Rochester". Find a correct Carter YF carburetor for your application, install it, and drive on- - - -problem solved! Two barrels on a 235 is one too many. The only possibly worse choice would be two one-barrel carburetors.
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Accelerates from a stop???

Accelerates from cruise speed going up a hill or passing a slower vehicle???

If possible, avoid ethanol fuel like the plague if you have to drive in temperatures of 110 degrees!!!

Jon


Good carburetion is fuelish hot air
The most expensive carburetor is the wrong one you attempt to modify.
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