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Old 01-15-2026, 02:01 PM   #12
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Default Re: Model B Carburator

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Originally Posted by Bob Bidonde View Post
I suggest that you use a Model "A" Zenith carburetor with a 6:1 compression cylinder head if you want a stock appearance with more power & better gas mileage. Otherwise, use a Burns intake manifold with a downdraft Holley 94, a 6:1 cylinder head and a stock distributor. Time the engine at TDC with the spark lever down four notches.
The Holly 94 has an accelerator pump, rebuilding kits and a multitude of jet sizes are available. Ford used the 94 from 1937 into the 1950s.
Down 4 notches.... Bob, won't that beat the babbit out of the rods with a H-C head? Help me understand this.

With the 84, don't you need 12V to run a fuel pump, and regulator? (4's run at like 1 to 1.25 LBS fuel pressure.
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