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Old 10-23-2014, 09:34 AM   #1
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The carb in the link is simply an industrial carb built for use on the A motor, chevrolet never had a carb like that. They had small carbs similar to a Model T and in 31 switched to downdraft. It has the 4 holes so it can be mounted the standard way or angled to the side to allow for linkages on a generator or such a unit. Your manifold has the 4 holes for the same reason, but on the manifold I would assume it would be for clearance of the 2 carbs rather than linkages for industrial use.
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Old 10-24-2014, 01:28 AM   #2
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The carb in the link is simply an industrial carb built for use on the A motor, chevrolet never had a carb like that. They had small carbs similar to a Model T and in 31 switched to downdraft. It has the 4 holes so it can be mounted the standard way or angled to the side to allow for linkages on a generator or such a unit. Your manifold has the 4 holes for the same reason, but on the manifold I would assume it would be for clearance of the 2 carbs rather than linkages for industrial use.
Well that is interesting information, thanks !
I have a message in for a return call from a real knowledgeable old timer, who has a huge collection of Ford carbs and intakes of 20s/30s era. If anyone has some info regarding this intake, I think it will be him. Maybe tomo I'll have something to report.
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