Please use the Contact Us form on this website or email us at ken@everyday-performance.com to discuss your rebuild.
Then you can send in your Quadrajet core via USPS to:
Everyday Performance LLC
PO Box 744
Granby CT 06035
Please be sure to insure your core against damage and pack it securely in a large box. Delivery confirmation service is also recommended.
We will disassemble and inspect your core, then make recommendations on services it may need.
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Showing posts with label carburetor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carburetor. Show all posts
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Special Carburetor Numbers
I am looking for a specific carburetor number, but don't see it on the web site. Do you have it?
Everyday Performance LLC has a large inventory of carburetor cores in stock, and has access to even more. If you don’t see the “numbers” you are looking for in the online store, then contact us to see if we can get the core you are looking for.
Everyday Performance LLC has a large inventory of carburetor cores in stock, and has access to even more. If you don’t see the “numbers” you are looking for in the online store, then contact us to see if we can get the core you are looking for.
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carburetor,
FAQ,
Quadrajet
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Carburetors - Spreadbore and Squarebore
What are spreadbore and squarebore carburetors?
In cruising and driving cars, a spreadbore carb will provide better fuel economy and driveability due to its smaller primary openings, while providing the large CFM needed for max power when the large secondaries open up.
A spreadbore carburetor (think Quadrajet) has smaller primary barrels and larger secondary barrels.
A squarebore carburetor (think Holley) is a 4 barrel carburetor with each barrel having the same diameter.
In cruising and driving cars, a spreadbore carb will provide better fuel economy and driveability due to its smaller primary openings, while providing the large CFM needed for max power when the large secondaries open up.
A spreadbore carburetor (think Quadrajet) has smaller primary barrels and larger secondary barrels.
A squarebore carburetor (think Holley) is a 4 barrel carburetor with each barrel having the same diameter.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Quadrajet Models
4M = early manual choke
4MC = hot air choke on early carb
4MV = early divorced choke
4ME = electric choke on early carb
M4MC = modified (1975+) Qjet w/hot air choke
M4ME = modified (1975+) Qjet w/electric choke
M4MEA = modified (1975+) Qjet w/electric choke & Altitude calibration
E4MC = 1980s electronic Q-jet w/hot air choke
E4ME = 1980s electronic Q-jet w/electric choke
4MC = hot air choke on early carb
4MV = early divorced choke
4ME = electric choke on early carb
M4MC = modified (1975+) Qjet w/hot air choke
M4ME = modified (1975+) Qjet w/electric choke
M4MEA = modified (1975+) Qjet w/electric choke & Altitude calibration
E4MC = 1980s electronic Q-jet w/hot air choke
E4ME = 1980s electronic Q-jet w/electric choke
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Quadrajet
Monday, February 28, 2011
Oldsmoblie 442, H/O Quadrajet #s 307ci VIN"9"
1989,90 - (Cadillac Brougham) 17086009
1988 - (Cadillac Fleetwood H/O) 17086009
1986,87 - 17086009
1985 - 17085554
1984 - 17084554
1988 - (Cadillac Fleetwood H/O) 17086009
1986,87 - 17086009
1985 - 17085554
1984 - 17084554
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Monte Carlo SS Quadrajet #s L69 305 H.O. VIN "G" and "7" (1983 only)
1987,88 - 17087129
1986 - 17086003
1985 - 17085202
1984 - 17084208
1983 - 17083206
1986 - 17086003
1985 - 17085202
1984 - 17084208
1983 - 17083206
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