Edelbrock Marine 750 CFM Carburetor with Electric Choke
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Marine Applications
Electric Choke
- For use with Edelbrock Performer RPM & Torker II manifolds & others of similar design in marine applications
- Meets United States Coast Guard safety standards
- Cast surfaces are irridated; shafts and pump arm are PTFE-coated
- Comes with .113 Primary, .107 Secondary Metering Jets; .071 x .047 Metering Rods; Orange 5" Hg Spring
- Other Features:Modified bowl ventingSpecially-designed throttle shaftsAccelerator pump seal3/8" inverted flare fuel inlet fitting tube in airhorn for fuel pump vent5-1/8" flame arrester flangeUniversal throttle leverRevised secondary system for improved transient performance
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Once Tuned, Carb Stays Tuned for Consistent Performance
Engines depend on carburetors to perform well under all driving conditions. An adjustment error can affect the entire engine's performance. An Edelbrock Performer Carburetor can handle daily driving while providing the widest torque range available. The Performer carburetor is constructed using an all-aluminum 2-piece body that resists warping and is capable of running gasohol and other blended fuels. Internally, this carb contains metering rods that transition between circuits to prevent power valve blowouts; while simple tub-type bowls and rear-pivot floats deliver reliable, user-friendly operation. Once calibrated, Performer Series Carbs hold a tune and over time, retain consistent performance for trouble-free operation
So what adaptor plate do you need to put this on a Quadra jet intake, I don't need all the filters and hose just the plate, the sheet in the box gave like tree part #s but its long gone and I have no info on what to use, of course its marine,
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