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Updated 1/23/2024
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4-Banger carburetion Info at bottom of page.

SWIVEL SLIDE LOCK LINKS
$8.50 ea (1)
$16.00 per pair (2)  
 $75.00 10 parts

Fit 1/8" thick levers and bar stock.
Use 1/8" dia to 3/16" dia rods.
Includes: Stainless steel link, 10-32 lock screw and C-lock-clip.

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Scalded Dog Speed PartS

Hot & just yummy!!

The rod and spring end not available here, but most dealers have them.

STROMBERG
PROGRESSIVE - DUAL LINKAGE
Shipped with long rod, cut to length.
9252PRO
TWO-STEP 2X2 PROGRESSIVE LINKAGE.
9-5/8IN CARB SPACING

$115.00 
 IN STOCK OR 5-8 WORKING DAYS 

We only carry the 9-5/8" rod version (above).
Reason: manifolds differ in length.
Once the setup is installed and tested, then the rod can be shortened to fit.

Also, available in ball-bearing joints - Call

Fits ALL Model A and B Dual carburetors intake manifolds.
Second carburetor can be set to open at a different rate.
Recommend forward carb as primary and rear carb as progressive.
2 cast arms, 2 ss pivots, 1 ss rod, 2 return springs, 2 slide limits.

DIRECT DUAL LINKAGE
Ships with long rod - Cut to length.
9244S
TWO-STEP 2X2 LINKAGE
10-3/8IN CARB SPACING MAX
 $57.50    IN STOCK

Also, available in ball-bearing joints - Call

#9248 S 2x2  -  SS unpolished - SHIPPED WITH LONG ROD. CUT TO LENGTH.
Fits ALL Intake Dual Intake Manifolds.
Both Carburetors open and close equally.
For 213 ci high compression engine, running dual Stromberg 81's is best.
2 cast arms, 2 ss pivots, 1 ss rod, 2 return springs.

#29447K
CARBURETOR BLANK OFF PLATE
$15.25       IN STOCK

#29447K - blank off plate - plated steel. 2pcs.
Use this plate and gasket to seal off a "dummy" carb or when testing one carb at a time.
A clean helpful tool.

Phenolic block is 1/4" thick and comes with 2 Stromberg carb gaskets.
This helps keep heat from traveling to the carburetor when using "hot spot" manifolds.

Need something else? Something more exotic??  The entire line can be viewed at   http://www.stromberg-97.com/

* Angle Of The Dangle: 
The Model A and B Ford engines are mounted to the
frame at 3.5 degree angle (front high).
Fuel and air can be mixed in a dual carb progressive setup,
but often the mixture can be rich.
By making the front carb the primary (the one that works all the time),
it allows a bit more time
for liquid fuel to roll back, vaporize and balance the fuel charge.

* Progressive Dual Carbs 
Most Ford Model A and B after-market intake manifolds are designed
with the carbs at the far ends of the manifold.
This design causes uneven running and poor tuneability when used 
in progressive set ups. In tandem they work nicely with
smaller carbs like the Stromberg 81.

* How Many Carburetors Are Best?
One Stromberg 97 or one Ford/Holley 94 is spot on, in CFMs, for the Model A and B engine's 200+ cubic inch displacement. More carburetor CFMs are a waste of time, energy and money - the engine can't use it . . . . Unless you have built your engine to breath better: larger intake valves, higher lift, longer duration camshafts, porting and polish, headers and a higher compression cylinder head of at least 6.5:1.  Keep in mind that the more air you can get in and out, then more HP/torque is gained.  But after it is in, it must combust with greater pressure to be effective. Many believe 7:1CR is the engine's sweet spot for sport and racing.  6.5:1 is great for the highway. All modifications change things, so choose carefully.

Fuel Pressure.
Most of the Stromberg line and Ford/Holley carburetors must have 2.5 PSI at each carburetor.
 Gravity feed is iffy in turns, low gas level, high speeds.

Fuel regulators tend to work better if the psi into to them is a bit higher than needed coming out.  Example: 12 psi fuel pump into to the regulator dialed down to 2.5 coming out.
If the pump is low pressure (4-7 psi) what comes out of the regular is not as accurate or steady.

* Best Manifold For Progressive:  
 An Intake manifold with carbs close together as possible, with a mixing plenum and interior directional vanes to blend the air fuel mix.
 Our "Equalizer" dual down-draft manifolds 
have the best of both worlds: The look of duals, with an actual mixing plenum whereby all fuel is fully equally mixed and runs equally out to each port. The "Equalizer" is excellent as duals (81 Stromberg are the best  good choice), progressive or with the forward carb the primary and the back carb as dummy. Nonetheless, the second carburetor should not kick in until the RPMs have reached 2,500 RPM (+ -) . . . and that will be a mere crack of the second carb's throttle plate(s). A second dummy non-functioning carb can be hooked to linkage, or not, with a metal block off plate and 2 gaskets to keep it from functioning. The Equalizer(TM) is the only dual carb intake manifold that has these features.
 Just saying.

Scalded Dog Speed Parts, 3860 Cain Run Rd, Batavia OH 45103, USA .
Phone (513) 724-9000, EST.  
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