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Old 12-26-2023, 07:49 PM   #21
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I will look for 9B572 in the throttle plate, or even in the main body.

Who is the hot-rod carb guy in Florida? Seems I have bought parts from him before. Maybe he has what I am looking for if my primary carb is not compatable for this modification to get ported vac to my dist instad of manifold vac.

"Have you thought of seeing how much vacuum is generated from the center carb with a vacuum gauge? That will tell you quickly what system you have and whether ported or manifold vacuum." - how much do I need? I suspect that with the additional two carbs rtaht vac is low. Just seems to me the more devices ya have the more chances for very small amounts of leakage - and they add up. At idle? At say 2,000 rpm in the garage?
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Old 12-27-2023, 07:04 AM   #22
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I will look for 9B572 in the throttle plate, or even in the main body.

Who is the hot-rod carb guy in Florida? Seems I have bought parts from him before. Maybe he has what I am looking for if my primary carb is not compatable for this modification to get ported vac to my dist instad of manifold vac.

"Have you thought of seeing how much vacuum is generated from the center carb with a vacuum gauge? That will tell you quickly what system you have and whether ported or manifold vacuum." - how much do I need? I suspect that with the additional two carbs rtaht vac is low. Just seems to me the more devices ya have the more chances for very small amounts of leakage - and they add up. At idle? At say 2,000 rpm in the garage?
This is who I was referring to - https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/member.php?u=5934

He is the CARB GURU here. Try to PM him and see if he can identify the carb(s).

Need to know if there is any vacuum source off the center carb. I know you said you have the vacuum signal straight off the intake now. The outboard carbs should not cause loss of manifold vacuum if the throttle blades are adjusted closed @ idle as they have no idle circuits being dumpers.

What is your curb idle RPM now?

Then we can go further.
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Old 12-27-2023, 10:28 PM   #23
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Here is an older post by Sal. The discussion was fuel pump quality. It may give you an information source -

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Charlie Schwendler is the man you're thinking about.

He is no loger a member of the Ford Barn (was charlie ny), but I believe he still looks at the posts. Can't reply though. He also does carburetors. Mainly Holley 94's and Strombergs His info is:

Charlie Schwendler
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Old 12-28-2023, 01:15 PM   #24
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Well after looking at my carb(s) they are not candidates for this modification.
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Well after looking at my carb(s) they are not candidates for this modification.
I was afraid of that. Did you notice any ID marks to help identify them?

Where did you find the setup?
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Old 12-28-2023, 04:25 PM   #26
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I used the photos on the how-to-(link) you povided. I found another core that has the body I need on e-bay, and made the guy an offer. FYI, I have a bucket of Chem-Dip, if you know what that is.

I can live with what I have, just thinking if I can easily make it better why not...
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I found another core that has the body I need on e-bay, and made the guy an offer.
It is a LOM carb w/ SPARK CONTROL VALVE (or with a vacuum port above the throttle blades)? Can you post a photo (no EvilBay source info needed).

I think what you have is some period specialty carbs made specifically for progressive setup (end dumps) for that period. Have to have any ID INFO you come across off the carb bodies.

Now this is very important, what is the curb idle speed on the setup now?

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Who is the hot-rod carb guy in Florida? Seems I have bought parts from him before. Maybe he has what I am looking for if my primary carb is not compatable for this modification to get ported vac to my dist instad of manifold vac.
I wish I knew. I know I have read references to him before.

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Old 12-28-2023, 10:03 PM   #28
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CowboyJohnsAutoParts.com Webster Florida has provided me with nos fuel pump. Worth a try. Jim
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Here 'Ya Go -

Charlie Price -

https://vintagespeed.com/

Maybe he can ID and help before spending money.
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Old 12-29-2023, 05:33 PM   #30
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Yes, vintage speed. I got my setup from Dicks Hot Rod Carbs. well most of it...
Number on carbs where?

If I had it to do over again I would have bought all my stuff from Vintage Speed.

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Go ahead and call Charlie as he can help you better than I can.

Please get back when he ID's the CARBS. I am curious as to exactly what you have. You want a ported vacuum signal to the DIST.
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