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Old 05-17-2014, 08:19 AM   #8
Randy in Illinois
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Default Re: 1930s carburetor question

Mr tube, impressive car, love them too,but i couldn't. Afford one. I dont think aoutmatic trans wasn't. Availiable until 1939-1940 . The noise might be a relief valve to let the pressure from the supercharger. Out of the manifold , to prevent intake manifold explosion. Much like todays high performance tubro/ or supercharged cars. Thanks for shareing, what a great car, said to do over 60 mph in sevond gear.
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