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Eliott
Posted 2014-08-11 2:50 PM (#452462 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: RE: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: France		my model is this:





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Eliott
Posted 2014-08-14 5:18 PM (#452927 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: RE: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: France		Then I remove the drums, Renaults Trucks made ??the corrections on them; because they are ovalized

to the studs and thread is old and massacred

then again the thread metric [M14] and I put studs Citroen C8

goodbye thread left



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Eliott
Posted 2014-09-13 3:26 PM (#456171 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: France		I'm desperate, I'm looking a compatible carburetor with my car, and works

if I put a carburetor more recent like this, it will work?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/311082199309?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&s...

the base of the carburetor looks identical to 1957-1961

Finally I really need help, I want a good carburetor market that works

thank you
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ttotired
Posted 2014-09-13 4:47 PM (#456176 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: Perth Australia		Pretty much any carb will work if you can make it fit

There are a few things different on that carb, but at the price it is, who cares

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ronbo97
Posted 2014-09-13 5:46 PM (#456182 - in reply to #456176)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957


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You should give your Carter BBD a complete rebuild. That was the carb that was set up for this engine. Don't try to jury rig a later carb or you'll end up with more problems.

The Carter BBD is a simple carburetor. You should be able to make it run like new.

Ron



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zachs58
Posted 2014-09-15 2:17 PM (#456353 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: Dallas,Ga.		I have a 2 barrel carb that I bought as a spare for my '58 Coronet with nthe 325 v-8. The spare is for a 6 cylinder engine, but it worked well on my v-8. It looks like new! I will see if it is a Carter or Stromberg. You could possibly make use of it until you find the "correct" one. It has the same air cleaner attachment as your stock one.

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Eliott
Posted 2014-09-15 3:59 PM (#456367 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: RE: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: France		my current carburetor is rebuilt

but steel is used

I do not trust to rebuild in France, I prefer to give money to an American
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Eliott
Posted 2014-09-15 4:11 PM (#456369 - in reply to #456353)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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zachs58 - 2014-09-15 2:17 PM

I have a 2 barrel carb that I bought as a spare for my '58 Coronet with nthe 325 v-8. The spare is for a 6 cylinder engine, but it worked well on my v-8. It looks like new! I will see if it is a Carter or Stromberg. You could possibly make use of it until you find the "correct" one. It has the same air cleaner attachment as your stock one.


As it works;), I take

at least it is tested, it is most important

thank you for your help

I think I'll buy yours and I'll take this one from ebay

if the good fairy is with me, one of the two work





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d500neil
Posted 2014-09-15 4:28 PM (#456373 - in reply to #456369)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Eliott
Posted 2015-01-09 4:02 PM (#467100 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: Re: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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Location: France		hello
I buy a new carburetor, ignition is brand new, I also buy a new master cylinder, the harder it is to find the silents blocks.
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Eliott
Posted 2015-01-09 4:06 PM (#467101 - in reply to #448635)
Subject: RE: Plymouth belvedere 1957



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and this wonder, I wanted a discrete thing




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