69 Roadrunner Carter carb question

[69roadrunner383]

I’m going to rebuild my original,(this is what was on the car when I got it. Not sure if it is 100% original to the car.) Carter carb for my 69 roadrunner, just wondering what these two vacuum ports are for.?

 

[turbine68rt]

What number is stamped on the lower left front near the base?

 

[493 Mike]

That car should have a divorced choke carburetor. That's not even a Mopar carb. The two ports you show are clean air (top) and warmed clean air (bottom). The air would have been routed through a small exhaust heat exchanger. The choke looks to have a heating coil too.
Mike

 

[69roadrunner383]

Here is the number of the carb. And another pic of the carb itself.
Looks like Hl 9626Sa

 

[turbine68rt]

Looks like that's an aftermarket AFB for Chrysler applications, 625 cfm.

 

[69roadrunner383]

Will it function properly if I just cap off the extra two vacuum ports?

 

[turbine68rt]

Since that's not the original carb to the car, I would look into getting a new Edelbrock 1406 or 1906 if you want to retain the electric choke.

 

[69roadrunner383]

Thanks for all the info.. Always appreciated..

 

[lemondana]

In my book, these early Carter performance AFB's were better carbs than Edelbrocks are. Just my 2 cents worth.

 

[Geoff 2]

It already has an elec choke...

 

[RemCharger]

In my book, these early Carter performance AFB's were better carbs than Edelbrocks are. Just my 2 cents worth.

Yep the carter's were ok for stock builds, the eddys are door stops.

 

[Geoff 2]

Isn't ignorance bliss??
My mate runs an 800 Edel AVS2 'door stop' on a 410 stroker, street driven & registered, runs mid 11s....

 

[lemondana]

If I was going to buy a new carb, it would be an Edelbrock AVS2. But since I have 30 or 40 Thermoquads, a few NOS and several 9800 series with the electric choke-this is what I will use.

 

[Bird 426]

Yeah, that's not even an AVS carb. You didn't say which engine you have, 383 and 440's had different carbs also. Plus auto or 4-speed. Someone else can point out exactly what number carb you are looking for if you go in that direction.

 

[WileERobby]

If you're looking for originality, that's NOT the carb you want to use. Either search for the correct Carter application, or use an aftermarket AVS carb.

 

[440 4 speed]

If I was going to buy a new carb, it would be an Edelbrock AVS2. But since I have 30 or 40 Thermoquads, a few NOS and several 9800 series with the electric choke-this is what I will use.

Sent you another PM.