70 or 75 Aisin carb for a mildly built F motor

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I am trying to figure out which carb to rebuild...
Any reason not to use the 75 2F carb for a F motor that has a mild cam in it?

Or is the 70 F carb just a better fit??

I REALLY do not want to add a throttle mechanism instead of a throttle cable...

Donno if the 75 needs a linkage or not..
 
Best is to keep the "system" together. Use the F carb, manifold, cable linkage, air cleaner.

If it was a built 2F, the F carb might be a little small, but on an F it is fine.

That's the problem..
The motor has a holley on it right now and I am looking to go back to a more reliable system for my brother to drive around.

I have a 70 carb around somehwere (can't find it right now) and a 75 carb in my hand.

Basicaly I need to get this thing running so my brother can take it to Texas and ignore it.
 
I've been running a 77 on my F. Engine is bored over .010, stock cam etc... so no real improvements to the engine. I do have a 2F valve cover on it, however, with the 1F manifolds, the 2F aircleaner does not just bolt up. The manifold sets closer and lower than a 2F manifold, therefore the aircleaner is offset to the passenger side and lower. I had to shim under the head bracket and make new brackets on the vavle cover attachments.

Throttle for me right now, is the throttle cable housing end bolted to the air cleaner, coming into the passenger side of the throttle linkage where the pull of the cable would open the butterfly. Attachment is via a ball in a hole over there, and a hybrid adjustable link that accepts the barrel from the cable, and then hooks to the ball, with adjustment inbetween to take up slack and stretch in the cable.

I have the factory bellcrank assembly, now, but have not installed it yet. I think it will work on a 2F carb just fine, and simplifies the early throttle cable attachement.

Performance wise, much, much better than the Holley I had, far better off road of course. Consistent 15 MPG rain or shine. Still not dialed in 100% though. Could be that the carb is kind of worn in general.
 
I've been running a 77 on my F. Engine is bored over .010, stock cam etc... so no real improvements to the engine. I do have a 2F valve cover on it, however, with the 1F manifolds, the 2F aircleaner does not just bolt up. The manifold sets closer and lower than a 2F manifold, therefore the aircleaner is offset to the passenger side and lower. I had to shim under the head bracket and make new brackets on the vavle cover attachments.

Throttle for me right now, is the throttle cable housing end bolted to the air cleaner, coming into the passenger side of the throttle linkage where the pull of the cable would open the butterfly. Attachment is via a ball in a hole over there, and a hybrid adjustable link that accepts the barrel from the cable, and then hooks to the ball, with adjustment inbetween to take up slack and stretch in the cable.

I have the factory bellcrank assembly, now, but have not installed it yet. I think it will work on a 2F carb just fine, and simplifies the early throttle cable attachement.

Performance wise, much, much better than the Holley I had, far better off road of course. Consistent 15 MPG rain or shine. Still not dialed in 100% though. Could be that the carb is kind of worn in general.

Yeah, I was talking about those issues with Mark A.

I do have a 2F intake manifold, aircleaner and valve cover tho.

Not positive that I have a F air cleaner sitting around tho...
Hmmm
 
Basicaly I need to get this thing running so my brother can take it to Texas and ignore it.

What part of Texas is he headed?
 
Pighead prefers a mechanial secondary to a vacuum secondary...it's just one less potential leak source. Not real familiar with the '71 carb...Pig gots a '74 carb on a 2F block.
 
Bad JuJu......


Rust thrives and breeds there.......:frown:

I seriously doubt it will be ignored tho......... the temptation to run the beach down to South Padre will be overwhelming........ just advise him to stay out of the breaker water.........otherwise he'll be lookn' for a :wrench:........
 
as in ignore, he won't do any preventative maintenance on it ;)

he will drive the crap out of it tho..
 
By the time you hit 4000 RPM in an F you usually are not looking for more, she pretty much sounds like she is going to fly apart. But the oil pressure is finally registering :)
 
Not positive that I have a F air cleaner sitting around tho...
Hmmm

If you aren't looking to be stock, stick one of these

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on that F carb and then add one of these
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As an added bonus, you will gain 20 horsepower.
 
By the time you hit 4000 RPM in an F you usually are not looking for more, she pretty much sounds like she is going to fly apart. But the oil pressure is finally registering :)

They'll take more than that :)

The motor is in tip top shape. the carb just needs help
 
Summit......

For enough $$$ people will say anything........
 
edit: WTF is Bailey doing in Oz?


Chillin like a villain :D


I'm here on a Ga Tech study abroad semester. Spent 6 weeks in New Zealand, and just spent 4 in Oz. Got 3 left.

Remember that Trails article from a few years back about the Fraser Island Land Cruiser trip?

I'm picking up a 78 series Troopy, 105 series diesel, and Hilux diesel for the same trip tomorrow. :D
 
So back to a holley it is..

lol
 
Chillin like a villain :D

I'm here on a Ga Tech study abroad semester. Spent 6 weeks in New Zealand, and just spent 4 in Oz. Got 3 left.

Remember that Trails article from a few years back about the Fraser Island Land Cruiser trip?

I'm picking up a 78 series Troopy, 105 series diesel, and Hilux diesel for the same trip tomorrow. :D

Very kewel.:cool:
Hijack over....
 

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