Question for someone with the Leo Lindquist hemi data book

56D500boy Posted 2021-03-25 3:10 AM (#610334) Subject: Question for someone with the Leo Lindquist hemi data book Expert 5K+ Posts: 9893 Location: Lower Mainland BC . I didn't know about this book until today. I found out that I can buy one from Hot (hemi) heads. However, in the meantime, I am hoping that someone with the book already can tell me the model of the Carter WCFB carburetor that was used on the 1954 Dodge Indy cars (the real one(s) and the 701 odd factory clones) with the Offenhauser aluminum 4 bbl intake. I don't want to guess and I don't have 1954 Parts catalogue (which might or might not have it). The real bottomline question is "What model Carter WCFB was used on the 1954 Dodge Indy pace car"? 60 dart Posted 2021-03-25 4:41 AM (#610335 - in reply to #610334) Subject: Re: Question for someone with the Leo Lindquist hemi data book Expert 5K+ Posts: 8947 Location: WHEELING,WV.>>>HOME OF WWVA 1954 6 230 Stromberg BXVD-3 3 123 158 1954 6 230 D-43, D-44 (Canada) Carter BBR-1 D6T1 2073 1954 6 230 D-51, D-52 A/T Carter BBS 2116 1556448 204 1954 6 230 D-51, D52 Fl Dr A/T Carter BBR-1 E9U1 114 1954 6 230 D-51, D52 Fluid Dr M-6 Carter BBR-1 E9V1 114 1954 6 230 D-51, D-52 S/T Carter BBS 2063 1539250 204 1954 6 230 D-51, D-52 S/T Carter BBR-1 E9T1 113 1954 6 230 D-51, D-52 S/T O/D Carter BBR-1 E9N1 113 1954 6 230 D-51, D-52 S/T O/D Carter BBS 2062 1539249 204 1954 8 241 D44, 48, 50, 53 W/M-6 Stromberg WW 3 106 1404045 1772 1954 8 241 D44, D48, D50, D53 Stromberg WW 3 109 1485967 1309 1954 8 241 D44, D48, D50, D53 Stromberg WW 3 108 1485966 1309 1954 8 241 D50, D53 Stromberg WW 3 118 1558952 218 1954 8 241 D50, D53 Stromberg WW 3 105 1409941 1309 1954 8 241 D-53 Royal Carter WCFB 2191 1613060 163 56D500boy Posted 2021-03-25 11:17 AM (#610339 - in reply to #610335) Subject: Re: Question for someone with the Leo Lindquist hemi data book Expert 5K+ Posts: 9893 Location: Lower Mainland BC . Thanks very much Chuck. I hope that was cut and paste from something because otherwise that was a lot of typing. It was the last line that I needed with the 2191. "1954 8 241 D-53 Royal Carter WCFB 2191 1613060 163" Thanks very much. You'll see why I needed/wanted that number later today (I hope)