Carburetor - To rebuild or not to rebuild I have another post about a carb rebuild but I felt this was different enough to start a new thread.
I have a Holley 4160 600 LIST 1850-3. I purchased the rebuild kit ($41) yesterday and proceeded to take it apart and clean it last night.
Well, upon closer inspection it looks like the carburetor has experienced some abuse. For example, the "choke lever assembly" rusted and fell apart on me while I was removing it. I found the part for $15 online.
Also, there is a screw screwed into what I believe is part of the throttle that will allow the lower rear valves to open sooner. Maybe a rigged job to get more power? The screw is does not look stock.
My question is, should I just find a rebuilt one off fleabay and save the rebuild kit and old carb for parts or should I get the new parts and take the chance? I looked around and it looks like I can get a rebuild carb for about $100 to $150.
Also, will a 1850-4 with electronic work on my car (1966 with 289)? I've seen them around for a little more but it would be nice to not have to worry about the manual choke.
Thanks ahead of time.
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