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I must have fallen and hit my head pretty good as I currently in the process of gathering pieces to attempt to run super stock next year. I am looking at building the 1970 350/250 combination with a two barrel but I am having a hard time of finding a carb with the correct measurements that fit: 1.686 throttle bore, 1.375 venturi. Does anyone have any idea of what carb # to look for? I remember reading something that the correct numbers listed for the carb are not the 1.375 venturi carb.
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Seek medical help ASAP !
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You are correct. The #s listed are for a 1.250 venturi. I don't know of any #s but I can tell you to look in marinas as boats used them and medium duty trucks. Old U-Haul trucks and military junkyards are good places to look. Also ask circle track racers as they use them.
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Thanks for the reply, Billy! It ought to be interesting to see if I can get this old heap to run once I figure it out.
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