Technical carburetor

Is a 2 bbl carb off a 283 going to be 2 bib for a stock 235 ?

 

2 bib ??????????????????

 

I'm guessing it should be "big" and I would say, no its not.

 

the later model integral head ( intake cast onto head) used a2brl carb

 

Shouldn't be too bib,I me too big.

Don't worry,spelling faux pas happen to all of us. HRP

 

Maybe a little but not too bad. Dodge did something like this to make the Super Six in the 70s. Put the 2 bbl off a 318 on a slant 6, changed the advance curve and made the exhaust 1/2" larger for an extra 10HP.

 

Note my they don't.

If it will bolt to the intake it will work. depends on the intake on the 6 and which rochester it is they had two different bolt patterns bib and smell.

 

I never seen an intake for a two bbl only ever saw them for stock single RochesterB, 3 bolt carb tripower manifold and this one for a 4bbl:



But that doesn't mean they don't exist.

 

LOL

 

It would be better to run 2 ones rather than the single 2 barrel.

 

So 2 x 1 > 1 x 2 ??? Just joking around, the distribution is better for two 1 bbls.

As to orig OP question, if the carb fits it should be OK, most inline 6 are kind of stock undercarbed anyway.

 

sorry for the bad spelling, was in a hurry this morning. I have a transdapt 1 bbl to a 2 bbl adapter just doing some playing around. thanx for the info.