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[bobkat]

Hi
New to the site but not new to quadrajets, have run a few thru the years, Just finishing up a driver 57 chev truck with 305 700r4 336 rear gear. It has a small rv type cam headers ,hei ign. Bought the engine used runs good has a carter 600 on it now but i r would like to run a q jet, looking thru my junk i found a nice clean q jet 17056202. Any reason this would not be a good replacement for my use? Thanks

[Ethan1]

Hi
New to the site but not new to quadrajets, have run a few thru the years, Just finishing up a driver 57 chev truck with 305 700r4 336 rear gear. It has a small rv type cam headers ,hei ign. Bought the engine used runs good has a carter 600 on it now but i r would like to run a q jet, looking thru my junk i found a nice clean q jet 17056202. Any reason this would not be a good replacement for my use? Thanks

 17056202 is from a 1976 Chevrolet Chevelle, Monte Carlo and Camaro w/ A/T, Federal, 350cid.

 #77 Jets. #44 Primary Rods. CH Secondary Rods.

 Hope this helps. I'm sure Cliff will know if this will be a good carb for your application.

[Cliff Ruggles]

Those are nice units, large MAB's, so they will have big jets in them, and small metering rods.....Cliff

[bobkat]

Thanks for the I D,, Cliff going to pull it apart and order a kit from you, so are you saying i may need to jet down for my small motor?

[bobkat]

17056202 is from a 1976 Chevrolet Chevelle, Monte Carlo and Camaro w/ A/T, Federal, 350cid.

 #77 Jets. #44 Primary Rods. CH Secondary Rods.

 Hope this helps. I'm sure Cliff will know if this will be a good carb for your application.

Thank you sir, i was concerned it may have been big block truck,

[Cliff Ruggles]

No need to jet down for a smaller engine, the correct A/F ratio applies to all naturally aspirated engines of similiar make....Cliff