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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    Oh! Thanks. Sorry for getting a bit abrasive. I deal with people who say "just do this instead" more often than I care to think about. I have particular ways of doing things that people seem to get annoyed with how (antiquated) they are.
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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    I don't even need to bother with it if I'm working with a Stromberg. Look. Holley and Rochester are too common. I honestly don't know why anyone would want an Edelbrock. The two most reliable brands that I have worked with, and have a working knowledge of, are Stromberg and Carter. You can't...
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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    My only issue with Rochester is the same as my issues with Holley: vacuum operated acceleration kick-down.
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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    Thank you. I've just finished milling the cast bronze adapter to fit the intake manifold and am trying to line up the lesser parts before getting the carburetor. I used a new WWC flange gasket as a template for the adapter. The engine is from a 1985 Dodge pickup and was remanufactured. I hate...
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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    Thank you. I've just finished milling the cast bronze adapter to fit the intake manifold and am trying to line up the lesser parts before getting the carburetor. I used a new WWC flange gasket as a template for the adapter. The engine is from a 1985 Dodge pickup and was remanufactured. I hate...
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    Stromberg WWC Carburetor question

    I completely agree. If only newer vehicles weren't so godawful ugly.
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    Stromberg/Bendix WWC.

    Hello. I'm looking for information on the WWC. What is the air cleaner opening diameter for the cleaner housing base? Also, if anyone has ever seen anyone put a wwc on a 318 engine, I could use the pointers.
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