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#1351489 03/24/2020 10:45 PM
by DaveV
DaveV
Need some carb info. I have a Monojet carb # 17057009 which I believe is from a 77-78 Chevy truck 250/292. I want to install it on a friends 261 engine. The base of the carb has 4 holes being vacuum passages. The gasket which is called for blocks off 2 of the passages. Is this normal? Thanks Dave
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#1351578 Mar 25th a 02:27 PM
by Hotrod Lincoln
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Weigh the Monojet and compare it to a Rochester B. Use whichever one is heavier as a paperweight and trash the other one!
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