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#197289 01/05/2006 5:19 PM
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i have a rochester "c" that came off the original 54 235 engine that i replaced with a 235 from a 62 chevy pickup. it also has a rocester "c" carb. are they the same carb in regards to jet size etc.


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#197290 01/06/2006 4:20 AM
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djed50, Too bad you left a great state. You won't know for sure without opening the carbs up. Could be the same but they were frequently changed.


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#197291 01/06/2006 4:29 AM
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Would it not be reasonable to expect that if it worked properly on one 235 that it would function as well on...another 235. Isn't a carburetor commonly jetted for engine displacement.


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i was wondering the same thing - i am planning on putting on duel carbs and was wanting to know if i could use these two and get good results - provided i get it running again!!!!!!!!!!


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#197293 01/06/2006 2:55 PM
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justhorsenround - my wife and i retired from teaching/administration in oklahoma 4 years ago and came down here and started all over again. we still have our house in chandler, ok. and plan to move back there when we "retire" for good. matter of fact that is where my truck is at this time and i only get to play with it when we go back to see our daughter etc who is now living the house with her new husband. she teaches in wellston.


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djed50,

I think if I were going to run the carburetors TOEGTHER, I would verify they had the same jets.

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