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My Rochester B carb is continually causing me problems and I am thinking of updating it. Down the road, I want to make some major engine improvements, but for now is there a relatively inexpensive replacement for the Rochester B carbs? Any suggestions/recommendations are appreciated. Thanks!


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Just amke sure that it's the Chevy version, some rebuilders will put any carb in the box and call it the Chevy app. It happened to me. If it says "made for Motorcraft by Carter" on the float bowl, it's a ferd unit. Those run too rich for a Chevy.


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Is the Carter YF a direct bolt on for a 235? Also, is there a model number. Thanks again!


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It'll bolt right on, you'll want part #2100S. Make sure to specify for a Chevy though, and check it before you accept it so you get the right one.


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Thanks for the info Bill. One last question,any recommendations on where to buy?


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It looks like they may have one at Jim Carters


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Carbking posted a list of applicable Carter YF Carbs. Do a search in the engine and driveline forum. A lot of good info.


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Does anyone use the Holley/Webber 2bbl carbs and adapters from Langdon's Stovebolt? If so, do you run 1 or 2 carbs? What changes need to be made or will they bolt right on (with the right intake manifold) or do I need to change other components as well?

I'm a novice looking to upgrade and would like some guidance.


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Hey

Check out 49 Geezer's post on "Plumbing in H/W's". He's got some really great pics of his process for setting up a 2/1 combo on his site.


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Carter YF uses the same jets as AFB so you can easily re-jet for your conditions. Edelbrock is still making them for their clones so you can buy them most anywhere. Also, the YF model parts interchange so if you get a base you like you can put a top from another YF on it to utilize whatever mounting you have on your air cleaner. Doug


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