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Use a Thermoquad and no ethanol.:lol:

I've trimmed the metering rod spring about an 1/8th of an inch. Worked on my 440 with the 284-484 cam.

Mancini sells longer cables and they also sell the AR Engineering tall throttle brackets.

I've been using it for 45 years and have never blown anything up. I grew up on a farm and dad would buy the stuff by the case. Hell-when I was 17, I bought a 67 Coronet that had a blown motor, I found a used 383 and put a 4 barrel on it, The AFB's accelerator pump was shot and I couldn't afford...

Very rarely do TQ bodies warp, once in a great while. In the 45 years of using them, I had ONE warp. Most of the time when someone says they warped or had a cracked bowl, it is because they forgot the 2 screws under the choke plate and they either pryed it apart with a screwdriver and broke it...

I have an older Mopar friend that worked in the city Police Garage in the 70's, 80's, and 90's. There were some things that I just have to disagree with him on. He told me that TQ's were designed to have that bog in them.:rofl:

I used to pick up nice early TQ's at swap meets for 5 or 10 bucks. I got to know alot of the numbers and watched for them, any electric choke TQ, any truck TQ. I never buy one that has a remanufactured tag on it. I bought very few Lean Burn or later carbs. My first NOS is a 6322, it didn't have...

Many years ago, when my local speed shop was selling out-going out of business, I got a new 10-203 Strip Kit for like 20.00. Those were the days.

Your two pictures are considered the 3 rod bellcrank system. The long solid 1 rod setup will NOT work on an A Body.

The one piece rod setup will NOT work on an A Body.

340 A Bodies and 74 360 4bbl A Body and F and M bodies with 318 or 360 4 bbl. Probably 70's-80's pickups with 4 bbls The TQ rods are the nicest.

NOS and reproduction chokes are available on Ebay, I would sure run one also!

You need that thick gasket if you are going to use the divorced choke.

Nice looking TQ, you got a good deal there!

Try to piece together the 9036, it's a 74-75 440 truck carb. The truck carbs had minimum emissions stuff on them, good ones to use.

Yeeoo!

Make sure you don't get a TQ from Uncle Tony's Garage. He stores his at the bottom of Lake Erie, corroded and big holes blown in the bowl. The worst damn TQ that I have looks 20 times better than the one he was showing on the one video!

Here's a treat for the TQ guys, I have a few more-but will take a while to dig them out. A NOS Ford 460 6568 and a NOS IH 6550 for the 345-392 engines. Enjoy!

I'll have to take some pictures! You all will hate me.

What about your kickdown linkage? Anytime I see a 2 bbl to 4 bbl swap and no mention of the throttle bracket or kickdown linkage, they usually need help. Do you know you need it?

Anyone use leather accelerator pumps in their TQ's? Are they better that the rubber ones? I'm putting together a TQ with an old Tomco carb kit, it has the leather pump-it's nice and soft. Does a person put any lube like oil or WD40 on the leather? Thanks in advance!

This is why I like Thermoquads-you can always hear them opening. :lol:

Carter Zip Kit 902-317A

Use a ThermoQuad. :lol:

Edelbrock has two different spreadbore adapters, QJet-2692, and TQ-2691. Go back to Bill Crowells post on Feb 3 2021, (Squarebore V spreadbore). I added several pictures on the difference. I would use an adapter on a 340-360 before I would use the Edelbrock 318-360 Performer with the 318 size...

I would think it would seal using the X rings. Good luck!

A Carter Zip Kit is my 1st choice, if you can find one. I think the number is 902-317A. I'll check later. I just picked up a couple a while back on ebay.

The AVS's all had ports for the PCV. That is the start of the emissions carbs, and many other carbs before that.

I know this is an old thread, but since when is a Carter AVS a spreadbore? It's NOT! Where is it written that they used them in NASCAR? I don't think they did! I believe Chrysler should have went straight from the AFB to the Thermoquad. The AVS was the first emission carb. The first TQ's...

Years ago, at our Lincoln Swap Meet I could have bought a nice one for 25.00. I passed because at the time, I hadn't heard anything good about them-DAMN! I screwed up.