Cliff's Quadrajet Parts and Rebuild Kits
General Category => Quadrajet Carb Talk and Tips => Topic started by: 77cruiser on November 22, 2015, 05:41:17 PM
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Anybody do it? I'm in the process.
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I tried. You have to swap the air flap shaft so that it matches the front pull-off linkage. But then there was no stop on the air-horn. I think it wanted to go over-center or bind or something when fully open. (It's been a few years back, memory is rusty). I didn't want to swap air-horns since the carb was re-finished. I'm sure it can be done though. I stuck with the rear. Seems to work just fine.
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We do it all the time, and it's pretty easy to make a stop. We drill a small hole thru the airhorn at the correct location, then install a 4-40 allen head screw to provide a stop.
Another good way to provide a stop is to use a divider in the main casting with a "hood" over one of the nozzles. This stops the flaps in the ideal location.....Cliff
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Thanks Cliff, I'm sure yours are nicer than my setup, but here's what I did. The stop has a slot so I could adjust it a bit if needed.(http://myweb.midco.net/77cruiser/PB250016.JPG)
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Weld is super strong and wont wear down ever. Interesting i hadnt thought of that but will keep in mind i i learn how to modify these masterpieces that seriously set you back in your seat and you hold on for dear life.