I have 1969-427 corvette.automatic. What kind of carburetor do I need?
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Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I also have a 4150 on a '69 Chrysler 383 and get around 8-10 mpg, and those are neck snapping fun miles. Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I... » Read More Well, it depends on the intake manifold on what type of carb you can install. Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors, square bore, vacuum secondaries, 600 CFM, indicate they have a direct replacement. They would save on installation headache. However, Edelbrocks are limited on adjustments. Holley 4160 is a good choice. Easy adjustments like changing the accelerator pump cam. Or more in-depth by changing the jets. With time and effort you can customize a Holley to the engine for performance or economy. I have a 4160 on '76 Ford 390 and I'm getting 12-14 mpg and it's not a gutless wonder. I also have a 4150 on a '69 Chrysler 383 and get around 8-10 mpg, and those are neck snapping fun miles. « Show Less
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It came stock with a spreadbore quadrajet which is a great carburetor. Small primaries for excellent cruising fuel economy and huge secondaries for building lots of high end horsepower. A spread bore Holley is the next best or best depending on the cam and intake manifold. I do like vacuum operated secondaries, electric choke. Mechanical secondaries require a double pumper so that the engine won't stall on rapid throttle changes do to fuel starvation. Another option is a four barrel Holley throttle body fuel injection setup
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I do not know. Ask a top shop what carburetor they recommend. It might fit but there maybe an easier one for installation.
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There is an I.D. tag on the engine. Google it for a parts diagram. Find the tecumseh part # for the carb then search that number on Amazon. If they match you are good to go.
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If you know the model number of your mower check out searsparts. Enter it in and you can get a parts list. See if your carb number match
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Edelbrock 1409 carburetor is specifically designed for the 5.7 liter marine engine. Suggest checking Edelbrock.com website for the carburetor best for your engine. It's always best to use Edelbrocks recommendations.
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check and cross reference the carb using jacks small engine parts website. hope this helps.
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I believe the 600 cfm will be ideal for a stock 400" or a slightly warmed up engine. I have had no experience withChevrolet engines but I believe that is the carburetor you want to use.
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Direct bolt-on; just remove air cleaner mount and manifold (if any) from old carb, attach to new carb, and bolt it on. Check the jet screw setting (turns), attach gas line; you're good to go.
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It fits perfect on that manifold. There is not reason to have problems. If so, you can get a thicker carburetor gasket or any other accesory needed here on amazon. This carburetor is a good option for your car, only if you don't mind the gas mileage. It depends on you. The 302 does not need 600cfm, i would try a holley 450 cfm on that engine.
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Carb did not have a gasket but you can get one at most air cooled engine supply shops.I would bet that was not your problem, those carbs historically go out about every 3 or 4 years.I put mine on and without any adjustments, it ran like a new one ! And it is the best price out there !Keep on 'Tillin !!
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First , I have worked on this stuff for 30 + years , so what I did is find that this 11177 carb. was a close match to the one I needed . With a little tweeking , it ran fine . I found that you need to get a zoom in pic of this carb . and see if the throttle link is the same , the rest is pretty much no big issue . I did have to run it a little richer than the old carb because its a little smaller jets inside , but if the throttle link is the same , you should be good . when you get it , before you open the package , check to see if all the fuel lines and throttle is in the same place .
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I can't remember. Even so, with care you can reuse the old one. The new carb works great.
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I purchased this carb. with a tank (BS-694315 ) to fix my father-in-laws tiller with a 5hp briggs and stratton. This was a few years ago, but I believe it was a 2 qt. tank. Use the number above for the tank and search for it, see if it looks like yours. I didn't have any probems putting it all together. Look at the holes on this tank where it mounts to the carb. if yours are the same it should mount up. The only other difference would be the pick-up tube being long enough. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, I replaced this about 3 yrs. ago.
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The Zama Carb has RB 27 & K75 stamped on the outside, I would check on the Echo site to see if the two will interchange.
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Best advice I can give is to check with Edelbrock and see if it would fit your vehicles carb and ask them about smog control for your vehicles make and year . Other than that,, this is a very nice and heavy gauged chromed metal air cleaner . Well worth the money.
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I couldn't find the numbers to match but I ordered from the picture and the carb I received matched perfectly... good luck
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I really cannot honestly answer your question. Like others I would have to check with Oregon Carburetor to cross reference it. Good Luck!
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Hi sir, the best thing is to pull the carb and get the # off of it and make sure. So many different carbs for them, some have as many as 6 different ones. Not all the same either.