Re: [FWDLK] AIR CLEANER AND CARBUREATOR QUESTIONS?
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Re: [FWDLK] AIR CLEANER AND CARBUREATOR QUESTIONS?



I thought that the '58 Fury with the 318cid engine used the 2631S and 2632S WCFB carbs.  Adam, I didn't know that they used a different carb in the later cars.  Can you find out what the numbers were?
John
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From: Adam Lindenbaum <AdamL57@xxxxxxx>
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Sent: Sat, Dec 21, 2013 5:49 pm
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] AIR CLEANER AND CARBUREATOR QUESTIONS?

Early ones had 2631s and 2632s front and rear, I forget the other numbers they used later on and am too lazy to go look them up.
Adam
 
In a message dated 12/21/2013 5:34:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
The 1958 Fury 318 dual carb set up continued to use the WCFB's.
(what were THEIR brass tag numbers???).

The 350 B-block dual-carb Fury engines had the AFB carbs.






On 12/21/2013 12:14 PM, Ron Swartley wrote:
> Sorry guys,
>  
>     I do not think I made myself clear on my last  question.
>  
> There is a large paper air cleaner that was made for the 56 Dodge  D-500-1
> and it was I believe the same large paper air cleaner that  was made for or
> shared with the 56 Fury's made for racing and came  equipped with dual 4
> bbls. The spacing of the carburetors on the Dodge and  Plymouth is
> exact----that is why the air cleaner fits perfectly on Dodge or  Plymouth dual 4 bbls.
> (No, it is not an oil bath air cleaner like on the single  4 bbl carb's.
> PHOTOS BELOW
> Does anybody know if Chrysler 300 used this large paper air  cleaner. If
> they did that would mean they had the same distance between their  carb's as
> Dodge and Plymouth in 1956?
>  
> Correct me if I am wrong----The AFB carb's on Mopar's came out in  1958. Up
> until then most Chrysler products used WCFB's square bottom bolt  pattern?
>  
> Several of the Chrysler products used wide and narrow bolt patters  on
> their carburetors and they also used wide and narrow bolt patterns on their
> manifolds?(on WCFB & AFB carbs)
>  
> I think the 58 Fury continued to use the WCFB square bottom carb in  1958
> although the 58 Belvedere with 4 bbl carb used a AFB (Edelbrook, Carter)
> with wide bottom?
>  
> Some say the 57 and 58 Fury's used the WCFB carb but it had a black  cast
> iron wide bottom bolt pattern?
>  
>     Ron
>  
> PS----What cars used what manifolds below----they fit both  277--303--318?
>
>  
>
> When I write about spacing between carbs I mean photo  below.
>
> Picture here is the 56 D-500-1 dual quad air  cleaner.
>
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