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durnincorvette.com 09-28-2009 03:16 PM

vette 62 carter wcfb jet question????
 
hi! i have a 62 vette 327 250hp with a carter WCFB here.
i have primary jets 120 165 and secondary are 120 222
are those the right jets for this carb and are they at the right place??
thanks a lot!!

claf 09-28-2009 09:30 PM

Didn't recognize those #'s right off, they are the Carter #'s, right ? According to my 1972 parts book the 120 222 is correct for the secondary and the size is .063 Can't find a specific primary jet # but the size should be .086 (I believe this was Chevy part # 1346577).
Actually, I have one of those carbs (wcfb-3191-s) in my cellar, if no one else responds I could look inside it and confirm what came from the factory. Bob

Frankie the Fink 09-28-2009 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by claf (Post 1571650105)
Didn't recognize those #'s right off, they are the Carter #'s, right ? According to my 1972 parts book the 120 222 is correct for the secondary and the size is .063 Can't find a specific primary jet # but the size should be .086 (I believe this was Chevy part # 1346577).
Actually, I have one of those carbs (wcfb-3191-s) in my cellar, if no one else responds I could look inside it and confirm what came from the factory. Bob

I believe it should be 3090S or 3091S on the tag with a 6-1586 air horn casting number...

Plasticman 09-28-2009 10:44 PM

The ST-12 lists the WCFB-3191-S for the 250 hp engine.

And shows the following jets & rods:

Metering rod: .069" x .042"

Primary Main Jet: .086"

Secondary Main Jet: .063"

I do not have a cross listing for the 120-165 & 120-222 jet numbers. All later model jets start with 120- either a "3" or "4" such as 120-380 or 120-413. Recommend that you obtain a "Number" drill bit set, and use the shanks (not the drill end), to actually measure the ID of those jets.

Harbor Freight has Number Drill Bit sets for like $10:

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=34627

Plasticman

Plasticman 09-29-2009 02:36 PM

Per Coves4me in another carb post (talking about a 62 AFB):

"the secondary jets are number 120-222 (.070")"

Someone needs to actually measure the jets and rods (I do not have any of these), and compare them to the stamped numbers.

Plasticman

Frankie the Fink 09-29-2009 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Plasticman (Post 1571651086)
The ST-12 lists the WCFB-3191-S for the 250 hp engine.

Strange....the attachment (which is referred to a lot on the forum) shows 3090S 3091S for the '62 base engine....could another one of those early documentation SNAFUs I guess...

Frank


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