An old edition of Motors Repair Manual might hold some clues about what other
cars had that carbuerator. I haven't personally seen any of those manuals that
go back that far, but I have seen some that go back into the early 1930's.
Paul
In a message dated 4/9/2004 4:47:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
wwatson5@xxxxxxxxx writes:
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> The 1929 Chrysler Imperial L*80 came with an updraft Stromberg UX4
> carburetor.
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> No idea what other cars used that carburetor, though.
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> Bill
> Vancouver, BC
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: PNigelW@xxxxxxx
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> Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 12:09 PM
> Subject: IML: carburettor for 1929 L*80 Imperial...HELP
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> Can anyone tell me what sort, make and type of Carburettor the 1929 L*80
> Imperial had?
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> When I got my car it had been off the road for best part of 40 years, the
> carb which it had is wrong...too small for a start.
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> I had planned to use twin S U's and make a new exhaust manifold...however I
> know realise that there just isnt the space under then bonnet (hood??) to do
> this....so i now have a rebuilt engine and no carb.. HELP
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> Nigel Plant
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