lobucrod
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05-01-22 03:06 AM - Post#2840514
I have an original Carter AVS carburetor tag #4028SA. In searching info on this carb I have found that Chevrolet only used this for one year on the 1966 275HP 327. I also have the factory cast iron intake manifold. There is supposed to be a stainless heat shield under the carb like the one used under the quadrajets. Since this is a one year only application apparently the heat shields are hard to come by. Does anyone know where to get one?
'38 Chevy Coupe Gasser 409 powered
'50 Sedan Delivery 401 Nailhead powered
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elcamino
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05-13-22 03:29 AM - Post#2841129
In response to lobucrod
AVS?? Do you mean AFB?
My parts book says 327-275 AFB carb (L30) CA emissions (smog motor)
AFB - Aluminum Four Barrel (Carter)
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lobucrod
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05-13-22 04:49 AM - Post#2841131
In response to elcamino
Chevrolet may refer to all of the Carters as an AFB. The ABS is basically a Carter aluminum four barrel with an air valve over the secondary bores. When doing an internet search for the carb part number most results refer to it as an AVS.
'38 Chevy Coupe Gasser 409 powered
'50 Sedan Delivery 401 Nailhead powered
'62 Buick Electra original survivor
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elcamino
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05-14-22 01:36 AM - Post#2841182
In response to lobucrod
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Tony1963
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07-11-22 03:55 AM - Post#2844172
In response to lobucrod
I used to have an OEM heat shield that was never used. After it sitting around collecting dust, I tossed it out.
The only thing that I had at the time with a Q-jet was my 1985 Suburban.
Amazing what has been tossed out and now is in demand.
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