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W9 carb on Farmall M

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Have no clue

08-02-2010 08:56:10




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Was wondering if anyone ran a setup like this and if its hard to bolt up to an m manifold and governor and what rpm they are running




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b barenie

08-03-2010 21:04:05




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to Have no clue, 08-02-2010 08:56:10  
Call Gary Baker, You have run past a W9 Carb with 410 cubes he's in michigan.



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jhellemn

08-02-2010 17:33:39




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to LCB, 08-02-2010 08:56:10  
With 410 cubes, what all is required? Drill out main jet? Drill out bottom 2 holes of metering stem? Same drilling as standard M carb?



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dblair

08-02-2010 14:20:00




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to Have no clue, 08-02-2010 08:56:10  
yes anything over 335 is enough that's what a w9 has. you still will have to jet it.



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Andrew Z

08-02-2010 09:23:11




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to Have no clue, 08-02-2010 08:56:10  
they will bolt up, but you need a lot of cubes for the 9 carb to be more effective then the stock / SM/ 400 or 450 carb.


Andrew



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Have no clue

08-02-2010 10:02:02




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to Andrew Z, 08-02-2010 09:23:11  
well is 410 enought?



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high octane

08-05-2010 06:22:53




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 Re: W9 carb on Farmall M in reply to Have no clue, 08-02-2010 10:02:02  
410ci is enough to run the W9 carb. It will help get the engine air on the low rpm side of the scale. You can get alot of low end power from the stock carb,

but, the flatter torque curve the big carbs make, help them hook up better if they sandbag the throttle. Same power, smoother torque, hooks up better than a stock carb that has been dialed in for max power that is famous for spinnin.



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