3x2 & multi-carb intakes with non-trad carbs

http://daara.freeservers.com/2003novemberz-hills-terrytwo.html

Check out #24 and #38

This may be the only reverse flow induction flathead in America. It was restored by the same guys that built it 50 years ago.

 

That is badass as well!

 

Those are real big Stromberg 2 bbls. I don't know what they came on. Not the 43 Ford V8 they are on now. Yes it's in my backyard.

 

Heres my Chevy 250 with 3 Dellorto DHLA 40s. Made my own intake and linkage.

 

You know, it doesn't surprise me you're in Tucson. If there was ever a place one could readily scrape up Delortos, that (and Phoenix) would be it.

~Jason

 

Nice!

Dp those Strombergs have a model number or anything on them?

~Jason

 

Carb porn.

~Jason

 

Here a couple of pics of my brothers set up...

 

The three twos onmy '43 Ford are marked (as near as I can tell) NA-V50. also Parts List 380-1072. Also, Bendix Avation. South Bend, Ind. Also Repare Por Zenith-Lyon 6-57. If you need such a '43 Ford this one and two core engines are for sale $3000 here. You handle shipping. Head picture attached. Also Suzuki parts on Plymouth four.

 

cool , but we need more cow bell

 

I did this for a friend, 3 german Zenith NDIX 32 on a 327 engine. Runs very fine. These carbs where used on Mercedes Unimog trucks, some early porsche and last but not least the german flathead truck engine. They have the same bolt pattern as the Rochester 2GC.

 

I was going to say, they look like airplane carbs. The NA-V50 is a 40s/50s carb, I believe. They made them in the UK and Australia, too if I'm not mistaken.

~Jason

 

BTTT for the evening folks!

 

Intersting stuff. I was wondering if I could find something for the 283 I'm planning to build.

 

After some digging, you're sure to find some stuff, I'm sure. Try a motorcycle swap meet - lots of interesting carbs to be found there...

~Jason

 

Thanks. I'll defiantely be doing that. Now I have to find info on what intakes were/are available.

 

It's an SBC, man! Your bolt-on options are far greater than mine with my 318 Poly. And yes folks, I know where to get all the goodies for the polys, too.

~Jason

 

BTTT for one last weekend hurrah!