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Any suggestions for an alternative carburetor for my 54 235? The old Rochester B has been a lot of trouble. I have a manual choke.


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I believe you would want a Model 2100S


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Just make sure it's the Chevy model. ford used the same carb, only jetted way too rich for a Chevy. Another alternative is the Holley 1904. Easy to tune, jets interchange with any Holley 2 or 4 bbl. Plus, they look cool, especially if they have the glass float bowl.


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