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Packard Forum Index » Pre-War (1899-1942)

Topic: Unknown Carburettor




Karl
Unknown Carburettor
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..does somebody know to which car belong this carburettor ???

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Posted on: 2019/1/13 8:35
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That style of carburetor was used on the 4th through 6th Series cars, on both six and and eight cylinder models. There were different throat sizes and jets for each model, that one looks like it has the smaller throat from a six or standard eight.

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This look very similar to my 28 with a six cyl.

Posted on: 2019/1/14 11:26
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