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Correct carb for 67 belvedere 2, 273

Marcus

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I'm looking to upgrade the carburetor on my 67 belvedere 2, but I'm having trouble finding the proper size carb. It has a 273, and I believe it is all stock. The carb that it currently has is a Carter O-1933.
Thanks
 
Are you trying to put on a higher CFM rated carb?

I believe those Carter BBD series 2 barrels did come in different CFMs for different size and year engines.

I think FABO had a post a while back listing some numbers and applications.

Maybe a 318 carb?

If you get away from the BBD style mount flange, you'll likely need a 4 barrel intake and a reducer of some sort.
 
Are you trying to put on a higher CFM rated carb?

I believe those Carter BBD series 2 barrels did come in different CFMs for different size and year engines.

I think FABO had a post a while back listing some numbers and applications.

Maybe a 318 carb?

If you get away from the BBD style mount flange, you'll likely need a 4 barrel intake and a reducer of some sort.
The LA engine used either a SAE 1-1/4" flange Stromberg WWC3 or a SAE 1-1/4" flange Carter BBD seties. Both the 273 cubic inch engine and 318 cubic inch engines used a 1-7/16" throttle bore. While the 273" engine used a slightly smaller VENTURII diameter. The WWC3 Stromberg has the fuel inlet entering from the side, while the Carter BBD carbs have the fuel entering from the front. The Carter BBD carbs could be interchanged ......
BOB RENTON
 
Are you trying to put on a higher CFM rated carb?

I believe those Carter BBD series 2 barrels did come in different CFMs for different size and year engines.

I think FABO had a post a while back listing some numbers and applications.

Maybe a 318 carb?

If you get away from the BBD style mount flange, you'll likely need a 4 barrel intake and a reducer of some sort.
Thanks, I'm trying to find the proper CFM rating for my car
 
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