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Old 03-21-2010, 06:39 PM   #11
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John, it,s getting closer, but still not perfect, Bushmaker is going to look at it today to see what else we can help on it.. Who or where can i buy a good one built for my combo ready to bolt on.. thanks everyone for all the input....
Carb i have is junk, has some type of vacum issue internaly, can' find it, changed all we could change carb just don't want to work.... looking for a replacement anyone have a AVS 4737 call 425 941-8765
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Old 03-21-2010, 10:16 PM   #12
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There's a big difference in launching a stick car on a two-step vs. launching an auto trans car on the foot brake. I think most would agree it takes more carb tuning skills with the a/t equipped car. This car & carb was built as a 4-speed combo and now it has been changed to an auto trans combo.
That would, of course, require a different carb tune. All I can say is the car used to run in the 11-'teens in Arizona.
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Old 03-21-2010, 10:33 PM   #13
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There's a big difference in launching a stick car on a two-step vs. launching an auto trans car on the foot brake. I think most would agree it takes more carb tuning skills with the a/t equipped car. This car & carb was built as a 4-speed combo and now it has been changed to an auto trans combo.
That would, of course, require a different carb tune. All I can say is the car used to run in the 11-'teens in Arizona.
Jeff...Auto/stick whatever this was a peice if sh..t from day 1.. done all i can do it's in the scrap pile it has internal issues. don't get me started on this car, i have rebuilt this car from bumper to bumper. door to door!! who ever!!! put this car together or even worked on it was a true idiot... now it's a safe car and good car.......enough said
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Old 03-21-2010, 11:11 PM   #14
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Well we've all seen the "POS" cars that get rebuilt from bumper to bumper by the new owner, yet seem to slow down in the process. It's your baby, nobody elses.
Keep in mind you can run a 4737, 4741, 4738 or 4739 on that 440. There not easy to find and not cheap. I remember it took $250 just to get that particular carb. And there's some good books on the AVS that explains the differences in tuning a two-step rod and a three-step rod. Steve Wann would also be a good source of help here (maybe even a core carb).
Good luck to you.
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Jeff lee are u a bench racer or a drag racer?? u shure now alot about every thing and dont see your AMX at the track racing and for John E the blow up sex doll in your race car was mark F and hal S tommy G payed them to do it to u
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Old 03-22-2010, 02:58 AM   #16
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I believe that the part number on carbs in not important anymore .... just in specs for reference. The 440 carb has 1 11/16 primarys/Secondaries and a certain booster/venturi spec. My personal choice is earliest year legal carb (usually) and I like stick carbs for their transitional metering and throttle response on AVS. $100 Bill will buy almost any of my cores! Steve Wann is absolutely best AVS guy in world in my opinion........Pick up an amazing .2 with his carb over anything I have built myself in last 40 years! Rumor has it that people have paid $2500 for one of his top shelf jewels! I will be in Tucson and Vegas if anybody needs help.

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Jim and Jeff ...... both you guy are entitled to and are probably justified in your arguments ..... How about if I have the number carb you want-- I will just give it to you for free and save you guys the hassle! I will work with you and try to help you get it working. Life is too short for all this..... take it from me. OK?

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Well we've all seen the "POS" cars that get rebuilt from bumper to bumper by the new owner, yet seem to slow down in the process. It's your baby, nobody elses.
Keep in mind you can run a 4737, 4741, 4738 or 4739 on that 440. There not easy to find and not cheap. I remember it took $250 just to get that particular carb. And there's some good books on the AVS that explains the differences in tuning a two-step rod and a three-step rod. Steve Wann would also be a good source of help here (maybe even a core carb).
Good luck to you.
Never said the car was running slow!!!! Just want it better.
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Jim and Jeff ...... both you guy are entitled to and are probably justified in your arguments ..... How about if I have the number carb you want-- I will just give it to you for free and save you guys the hassle! I will work with you and try to help you get it working. Life is too short for all this..... take it from me. OK?

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Thanks John,, your write life is to short!! anger management classes just kill me!!! i sent you a PM.. Thanks Jim
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Old 03-22-2010, 08:25 AM   #20
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Hey Jim on another note any luck on those 5.00 gears
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