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Username Post: carb rebulid advice
rumrumm 
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07-11-12 09:25 AM - Post#2246980    
    In response to dja

An Edelbrock carburetor is not that hard to rebuild, but I would be concerned about what kind of fire it was in. If it was just a carb fire that was quickly extinguished, it is probably of no consequence. But if it was a serious fire, then it is another matter. Email me the photos and I will post them for you: LS-Johanson@wiu.edu.
Lynn

"There's no 12-step program for stupid."


383 sbc, Eagle, AFR, SRP, CompCams, Edelbrock, Sanderson. Dyno #'s: 450 hp @ 5700, 468 ft. lbs. torque @ 4300.

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