Re: Carb questions

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Jets and springs are the same, with the Carter kits containing a larger 
assortment of parts than Edlebrock .
As far as the springs go:  Carter part number #61P-1085  / contains 5 
different spring pairs
                                      Natural/Green = 3"
                                     Yellow = 4" vaccum
                                     Orange = 5"
                                     Pink =  7"
                                     Black = 10"
                              
                                  Carter part number #61P-1063  / 
contains 3 pairs of springs
                                      yellow, orange, and pink
                                      
If my memory is right , on the Carter's that I've had, they came with 
Orange springs.

  Jimmy


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> I've got the Carter AFB carbs back on the Max Wedge and I'm happy to 
> report that they no longer leak after the engine is shut off.  I 
> syncronized them at 2,000 rpm than adjusted the idle speed screws to 
> idle at 1,000.   It idles fine and has plenty of power, and I can even 
> cruise in town in 4th gear at 1200 rpm without the engine bucking.  (I 
> couldn't do that with my 413 & 750 Edelbrock). I'm having just one 
> problem.  When I put in the clutch at a stop light, the engine wants to 
> run at 1500 to 1700 rpm.  The linkage isn't sticking, and each carb has 
> a throttle return spring.  The pump adjustment is in the 3rd hole on the 
> rod, per the specs.   It's almost like the engine is getting gas through 
> the metering rods.  If I let out on the clutch and apply a load then 
> push it back in, the engine idles normally at 1000.
>
> Edelbrock carbs have an orange step up spring for the metering rods 
> calibrated for 5 inches of vacuum.  They have a strip kit with several 
> spring options.  If this was an Edelbrock card, I'd try a 4 or 3 inch of 
> vacuum spring.  Does anyone know the rating for a factory step up spring 
> in a Carter AFB?  Also... does anyone know whether the step up springs 
> from an Edelbrock carb will fit a Carter?  If I remember correctly, the 
> metering jets are different, but I've never compared the step up 
> springs...Brian  
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