Edelbrock 1906 AVS2 650 CFM Carburetor
350-1906
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650 CFM
Electric Choke
- Metering Jets - Primary .101, Secondary .098
- Metering Rods - .070 x .037
- Step-Up Spring - orange (5" Hg)
Specifications:
I have a 283 dual quads manifold. Will this carburetor work on it and what kind of linkage will I need for it?
I have a big block 402 with an air gap manifold. Will this carb suit well with that?
Mechanical or vacuum secondary
Hi I bought a intake manifol (350_2750)351 2v ford cleveland,can I use this carburator on this manifold?what is your suggestion
how does this work on 289 all the way to 454 out of the box? my 600 holley made for a 302 woudnt idle on my 390.i changed main jets and all was fine.
Would the avs 650 pair good with air gap intake 350-2601 on a 290 hp crate? Or can you suggest better combo. Would this carb get about same gas mileage as a regular carb?
I have a chevy 355 and am putting a tunnel ram dual quad intake on it. Would this be a good choice for dual quads?
Will the linkage from a Carter AFB Competition Series Carb work on the Edelbrock 1906 AVS2 650 CFM Carb. Is it a perfect match.
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