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10-24-2000, 12:33 PM
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Have seen a number of questions on this B.B. and others concerning less than perfect carburetion, when often the problem was carburetor selection. The following is a listing of what Carter recommended for 'high performance street' use on various Pontiac engines:
326 - 9625 350 - 9800 389 - 9625 400 - 9800 421 - 9625 428 - 9800 455 - 9800 9625 is a 625 CFM electric choke square bore carburetor, that has since been superceded by 9635 (same carburetor with EGR port, which can be plugged). 9800 is a 800 CFM electric choke spread bore carburetor with secondary airvalve similiar to the Q-Jet. Please note these are listed for high performance street use (Carter was assuming modifications such as cam, headers, etc.) ------------------ Good carburetion is fuelish hot air.
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