1984 Jeep CJ7 - no reserve on BaT

[CamaroNOS]

Why don't you let our resident carb guru, the "Vintage Man" Eric Jackson take a peek at your carb? I bet you will like carbs after he does his magic.

Just an idea.....

Paul

[SupremeDeluxe]

Originally Posted by CamaroNOS

Why don't you let our resident carb guru, the "Vintage Man" Eric Jackson take a peek at your carb? I bet you will like carbs after he does his magic.

Just an idea.....

Paul

Not sure if Eric will work on this Carter, but I can ask. A few years ago he was out of the Q-Jet realm when I had one of those that needed restoration, he was only working on Holleys at that point in time.

Crown makes a replacement carb for this application, and I have had good results with their products in the past. I have one sitting here on the shelf and I will get around to trying it on sometime, soon, hopefully.

[CamaroNOS]

Originally Posted by SupremeDeluxe

Not sure if Eric will work on this Carter, but I can ask. A few years ago he was out of the Q-Jet realm when I had one of those that needed restoration, he was only working on Holleys at that point in time.

Crown makes a replacement carb for this application, and I have had good results with their products in the past. I have one sitting here on the shelf and I will get around to trying it on sometime, soon, hopefully.

And I thought I knew a few things about carbs.....I had never heard about Crown carbs until your response.

Did a little research and Crown appears to be Japanese. They been manufacturing carbs since 1955, and ventured into the OE world in 1966 and became the supplier for the Toyota Corolla that year.

I always tell my girls that if you don't learn something everyday, you wasted the day. Now my day is complete.....lol.

Thanks......Paul