Quadrajet Problem Solving > Quadrajet Parts and Numbers
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jockwalker:
One last question.
You give the 5th number a "2" as in Quadrajet (4 bbl) Federal standards.
Why wouldn't it be a "5" as in Quadrajet (4 bbl) California standards? If not, when would 5 be used if not in my California car?
Ethan1:
--- Quote from: jockwalker on February 09, 2014, 05:47:09 AM ---One last question.
You give the 5th number a "2" as in Quadrajet (4 bbl) Federal standards.
Why wouldn't it be a "5" as in Quadrajet (4 bbl) California standards? If not, when would 5 be used if not in my California car?
--- End quote ---
You can't always believe the numbers. For an example, a lot of carbs have the last digit as an even number, but yet, they came on a Manual Transmission car. As well as, whether it was a Federal or California carb. Don't know why they did it that way. :o
jockwalker:
Great information! Thanks again!!
jockwalker:
The 6th number "1" indicating it indicates Chevrolet. Could it also be a "0" or a "2"? I hope that is the end of my curiosity Ethan.
Ethan1:
Not for your application, Jeff. Some carbs did use a "0" or "2", but not for your case. Don't know why they did it in this format though.
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