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James L Miller · 06-04-2013, 10:11 AM

I wasn't trying to ridicule Dick or anyone else. I'm certainly no expert on WCFBs, I haven't ever seen one in person. I was just going off the part number. Anyways, here are some part numbers I found for a 1958 392 Hemi:

Carter WCFB carburetor kit.

•Chrysler
1958 LC3 C300 392 (2 carb)
• Dodge
1958 325 LD2-M Power Package
• Plymouth
1957-58 P-31 LP-2 318 Fury (2 carbs), 1958 LP2-S Fury (2 carbs).

To get the correct kit you will need to match your carburetor number with the list provided.
2631s 2632s 2660s 2741s 2742s 2761s 2762s

I looks like the numbers should start with a "2" if it's a Mopar carb. GM used dual WCFBs on Chevies and Pontiacs from what I found. Again, I'm no expert on GM products, quite the contrary. Just trying to put out some info I found.

06-04-2013, 10:11 AM	#4
James L Miller Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 494 Likes: 6 Liked 25 Times in 16 Posts	Re: Mopar 2 x 4 carbs for sale I wasn't trying to ridicule Dick or anyone else. I'm certainly no expert on WCFBs, I haven't ever seen one in person. I was just going off the part number. Anyways, here are some part numbers I found for a 1958 392 Hemi: Carter WCFB carburetor kit. •Chrysler 1958 LC3 C300 392 (2 carb) • Dodge 1958 325 LD2-M Power Package • Plymouth 1957-58 P-31 LP-2 318 Fury (2 carbs), 1958 LP2-S Fury (2 carbs). To get the correct kit you will need to match your carburetor number with the list provided. 2631s 2632s 2660s 2741s 2742s 2761s 2762s I looks like the numbers should start with a "2" if it's a Mopar carb. GM used dual WCFBs on Chevies and Pontiacs from what I found. Again, I'm no expert on GM products, quite the contrary. Just trying to put out some info I found. __________________ Mopar 2 Ya!