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#531472 - 08/16/08 03:23 PM carb application?
savoy56 New Member Registered: 08/16/08 Posts: 4 Loc: N. E. Ohio	I'm trying to find out what carb #'s will be the same application as mine. I have a 56 plymouth savoy, original P-28 motor. My carb is a Carter one barrel with I.D. #2295S. Can anyone give me a web site or let me know where I can look these numbers up. I have an interchange manual but all it tells me is that 55-56 Dodge is compatible. It does not give numbers. Thanks in advance.
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#531581 - 08/17/08 08:23 AM Re: carb application? [Re: savoy56]
carbking Member Registered: 11/26/04 Posts: 603 Loc: MO	Try here: http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Kplymouth.htm Jon _________________________ Good carburetion is fuelish hot air! Owner - The Carburetor Shop LLC (of Missouri) The most expensive carburetor you will ever buy....is the wrong one for the application that you attempt to modify!
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#531631 - 08/17/08 01:27 PM Re: carb application? [Re: carbking]
savoy56 New Member Registered: 08/16/08 Posts: 4 Loc: N. E. Ohio	Thanks for the info.
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