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I think I found a mistake in section 1-15.
It states that a zenith 1 carb was used from May 1929 thru Dec 1929, and a zenith 2 was used Feb 1929 thru April 1929. Since when did the zenith 2 come before the zenith 1?
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Look at the tables on page 1-12, and 1-13 revised 2011 under Carburetor Bowl assembly which specifies the markings on the bowl assembly. hope this helps
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First post - a query
Second Post - an answer (Thank you 160B) Now THAT'S why I love the Ford Barn Forum ! |
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Thanks for clarifying that for me.
My October 29 coupe came with a Zenith 2 (made by Holly). According to the graphs, my carb is correct in all aspects except one area. It has the zenith-2 "raised", instead of recessed. So if i'm reading it right, I should have a zenith 1 to be "correct". I guess I restored the wrong carb.
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"I hate them querys" (Peter Falk as Det. Sam Spade in Murder By Death, funny movie!) So, carbs with an 'H' for Holley were only marked that way thru the summer of '28? Even after Ford went to the single venturi?? |
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Keep in mind that in the 30's and later when the carburetors were rebuilt the rebuilder did not care about matching top to bottom, he had a bunch of cores and put them together as he saw fit.
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I should be good if I get a recessed letter zenith bottom?
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Yes all you need is recessed letters as long as the upper body assembly is correct per the tables on page 1-12, and 1-13.
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The Zenith 2 in raised letters was only used the first 4 months of 1929.
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