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hello
i have a 58 apache with a v8 motor and a 2 barrel rochester carb on it
i want to put a new carb on becurse the one i have is worn out . wath carb can i put on the truck .

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You have to get a replacement carb. like the one you have. They dont come new anymore. You can buy one reman but they seldom are any good. Its best to get yours rebuilt locally. They are pretty basic. Any good old time mechanic that has worked on carbs should be able to do it. O-haul kits are readily available. If you need any parts that dont come in the kit I or some of the fellow Stovebolters have extra parts that we could send to you. If you really wanted to get serious about changing things you could get an aftermarket aluminum manifold & a 4 barrel carb. It just depends on what you want out of it & your expertise & finances.

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