Thread: New carb or get Q-Jet rebuilt?
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12-20-2006 07:34 AM #1
Just out of curiousity, why are you committed to the Q Jet? Not that they are a bad carb, but there are so many other more popular choices. Also, as you have seen, they tend to be pricey by comparison.
Just curious.
Don
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12-20-2006 07:41 AM #2
i know and like the Q-jet, but i don't think its a good carb to learn on. i don't like the holly as much, but i think its the best carb. for beginners, out of the box thing did a good job. . it was probably 3 times as many Q-jets on the st. from 1970 to 1990 as any other carb. went to school and worked on them at the dealer, not a big problem. they might be getting a little out dated now, but for gas mileage and power you cant beat it. jmoLast edited by lt1s10; 12-20-2006 at 07:53 AM.
Mike
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12-20-2006 08:36 AM #3
I have purchased Q Jets from Sean Murphy in the past when he was still at Jet. His new web site is http://www.smicarburetor.com/
My experience with his work was fantastic. He asked the details of the engine, trans, car weight and gearing and built a carb that needed zero
to get dialed in....it worked perfectly straight out of the box....of course, I tried a couple of adjustments but always returned to Sean's original settings.
I highly recommend his work.
mike in tucson






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