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A 4,3L V-6,EFI,changed over to a carburetor,what is the easy way to figure cfm of carb?
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depends on what type of
depends on what type of carb?
The carb has a serial number
The carb has a serial number stamped into it's side or top. copy that number and call the parts store (such as NAPA) to see if they can give you the info based on the serial number.
If this doesn't work call the manufacturer of the carb. you can find the number of most carb makers on the web. They'll have the info you want.
Also you could call Jeg's, summit, etc.
Thank You for all the help, I
Thank You for all the help, I was under the impression that there might be a conversion chart of being able to get as close to OEM specs. based on fuel/air ratio?
Yhank Again for the advice and have a great weekend!