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do i need a new carb?

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Posted by: CarGuy7a

ok here's the situation. i went to mod the pilot screw on my stock carb so i could adjust it easier and i guess i screwed the threads up somehow. when i went to put the screw in it stripped the threads out inside the carb. i'm sooooo mad at myself for not checking it all out before i put it back together. (A costly mistake)

question is does anyplace sell just the stock carburator body? i don't need the full assembly just the body.

if i have to buy the full assy. it's almost 300 bucks and i know i can get an aftermarket carb for like around $400.

if i have to resort to that i was maybe thinking of an Edelbrock carb or maybe an FCR.

any suggestions?



Posted by: dragex400

I have a stock 04 carb I would sell you. There is about 15 hours of use on it. Cheap! Pm me if your interested.



Posted by: mod440ex

i have an edelbrock dou eichner carb for sale 200 bucks. if interested just pm me i can send you some pics or there are some on this site in the for sale section



Posted by: JW450R1

the piliot screw or the air mixuture screw?if the threads are gone,then just buy a new one.ebay



Posted by: CarGuy7a

no the aluminum threads stripped out inside the carb because the brass thread on the screw were messed up.



Posted by: GPracer2500

I don't think you can buy just the carb body. A used carb--stock, aftermarket, whatever you'd like--is probably your best bet.



Posted by: JW450R1

yes,i agree



Posted by: CarGuy7a

i figured out what's goin on. my dad checked out the carb today and said that the threads were fine and that somehow i bent the screw and that's what was making it feel wierd when i screwed it in. he straightened it and it went right in.





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