Edelbrock 600CFM Carburetor with Electric Choke
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600 CFM
CALIBRATED FOR FUEL ECONOMY
Designed for small-block and small displacement big-block engines, these carbs are recommended only for stock to Performer level applications. They are not recommended for use on RPM or Torker II intake manifolds. Match with an Edelbrock Performer or Performer EPS manifold or other brands of similar design.
Specifications:
Will this work on the stock intake manifold of a 1985 f150 351w? If not do you have a recommendation?
Will this carb bolt directly to a 72 Mopar 340 intake?
What intake will fit this carb
Does the electric choke use a 12v constant feed?
Will this fit stock 1987 Monte Carlo ss
I need a carb calibration kit for this 1406 Edelbrock. What kit would work with this? I have a 1479 kit (for a 1405 carb) but I don't think that it works for this carb or does it? The 1405 and 1406 the only difference is manual or electric choke? Thx.
Will it bolt directly on an Edelbrock performer 289 intake manifold?
I currently have one of these and am wondering if it is possible to turn it into a manual choke style instead of the electric choke??
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