Small carburetor issues
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Small carburetor issues
Is there a carb for just 350ci/350hp??? Or will any carb work for a 350 ci work??? ( for the 69 vette )
the one i purchised was for a 350ci/300 hp.. Whats the difference if there is one??
the one i purchised was for a 350ci/300 hp.. Whats the difference if there is one??
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A 350ci/350hp should have a Rochestor MV4 carb with a part # of 7029207 and as far as the difference, maybe the jet size, Lars could tell you on that. The carb for a 350ci/300hp would have a # of 7029202(automatic) or 7029203 (manual)
70-Prefix code
2 -Decade produced
9 - year, 1969
2 -Quadrajet, 4bbl Federal standards
0 -Chevy
7 -Transmission, odd #, manual transmission
70-Prefix code
2 -Decade produced
9 - year, 1969
2 -Quadrajet, 4bbl Federal standards
0 -Chevy
7 -Transmission, odd #, manual transmission
Last edited by JIMS1970VETTE; Jan 23, 2007 at 09:42 AM.
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I was gonna buy a rebulit one from napa.. (and rebuild it again if needed) I gave them the part number 7029207 and he said that the napa number nrc-4213 is the same carb i am looking for..
Is there anyway that this carb has the choke thermostat on the carb itself??? Mine is on the manifold with the a choke rod
Is there anyway that this carb has the choke thermostat on the carb itself??? Mine is on the manifold with the a choke rod
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The 1969 carb uses a divorced choke. Integral choke carbs were not used until 1975. Unless you buy a 1975+ carb, it will use the manifold-mounted choke system.
