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Scootin 81 C20 10-24-2009 01:16 PM

Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
Hey guys, I need some tips on rebuilding a Quadrajet. I took my truck up to the career center I go to and my instructor and I decided that my carb needs a rebuild. He said that we can do it for very little to no $ at all. So what I'm asking is, are there any "Bang-For-The-Buck" upgrades for performance and efficiency I can do to it? I am also looking for some tips for dealing with it as this is gonna be my first time attempting anything like this.

Thanks
Benjamin.

GMC Guy 10-24-2009 01:50 PM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
you're going to want to talk to this man, cowboy5683. his name is CJ and he knows the q-jet like the back of his hand.

Scootin 81 C20 10-24-2009 08:27 PM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
Ok, hopefully he'll see this and reply with some suggestions.

blazenlo95 10-26-2009 09:39 PM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
TTT...

Mine needs some help right now too. So I'm either going to tackle it this winter or find somebody to send it to. Does anybody know of a respectable re builder?

cowboy5683 10-26-2009 11:36 PM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
I can help ya out with the rebuild..or ya can send it to me and I will do it for ya..PM me if ya want some help or advice.

Scootin 81 C20 10-26-2009 11:43 PM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
CJ, I just had a question pop into my head. What is the most common jetting for a Q-jet?

cowboy5683 10-27-2009 03:19 AM

Re: Need Some Rebuild Tips.
 
To tell ya the truth I wouldnt say there is a "common" jetting and rod combo..Too many applications that they were used on..A very versatile carb..In most cases people stay between .025" and .030" difference in size between the primary jet and rod..But that is not a steadfast rule tho.


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