Hi Guys I am currently running a Quadrajet carb on my Buick 350 stock and its been rebuilt twice and still floods out all the time, I want to change out the carb and would like your advice on what to do, I have not found any new spread bore carbs and would like to stick with a spread bore so I do not need an adapter plate. can anyone throw some advice my way. something easy to install that would not need modification, since I am a backyard mechanic or unless I can have some one in my area install one that wont break the bank. I am in Minnesota. Thank you Randy
I'd first say, don't give up on the quadrajet, it is a great carburetor when built right. Who did your "rebuild". And was it done correctly. Lots of people can put a kit in a carb, but that won't get the job done these days. There are so many things that need to be done that are not in a store bought kit and the parts are junk.
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what style fuel pump are you using and what is your fuel pressure ? year of motor ? and maybe list your carb part# ( verticle number right behind the throttle linkage hookup . or could maybe be on a small round tag , driver side of carb ) . may not make a dif concerning your problem but good to know . throw a couple pics up , sometimes there will be a vac hookup or linkage problem someone may spot ?
I Am running a mechanical fuel pump stock. also I spliced a rubber fuel line hose on the fuel line cause It bent and cracked would this be causing issues also How can I check my fuel pressure? Thanks