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Offline REB

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Carb division number and Edlelbrock performer intake
« on: October 14, 2012, 10:32:02 AM »
Newbie to Cliffs forum, have a couple of questions and more to come latter on.
I am building a dodge 360 engine with a quadrajet on my 87 Ramcharger,  Edelbrock performer intake and performer cam, note: I am looking for torque and mileage, I have no plans to have the engine to rev over 6k in rpm's.  And I understand on the intake heat is a problem, but coming up with a way to heat the air and fuel almost like Smokey Unick did with his homoginizer
Questions,
1 What is the division number for dodge on the quadrajet?
2 Pros and Cons, on the intake and cam combo.
Thanks,
REB

Offline 429bbf

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Re: Carb division number and Edlelbrock performer intake
« Reply #1 on: October 19, 2012, 07:24:43 PM »
reb put the qjet no. or a picture or both and somebody will tell you what it was built for. theres guys on here that can decode it for you.dean

Offline Cliff Ruggles

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Re: Carb division number and Edlelbrock performer intake
« Reply #2 on: October 30, 2012, 04:43:57 AM »
The 1987 Dodge Q-jets are excellent.  Pretty much the same as the Chevy units from that time period.  Most have the rear choke pull-off only from what I've seen.

They are large cfm carburetors, electric choke and later APT system.

We stock kits for them, with upgraded parts for this new fuel, and high performance parts, jets, metering rods, etc......Cliff