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chris401
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C6AF-L Carburator
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September 15, 2014, 08:33:44 PM »
Don't have it in my hand yet but I have seen the tag. Looks like this is the small 289 carburetor. Anyone have flow info to share? Thanks
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thatdarncat
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September 15, 2014, 11:59:17 PM »
Bob Sprowl on the other forum had a bunch flow tested, the 1.08 Autolite flows 441, the 1.12's about 500-530 cfm. Here's a link to his results. Thanks to Bob for doing this.
http://www.fordfe.info/Autolite4100Test.htm
Also, a quick look at the Ford parts book shows the C6AF-L was used on '66 Galaxie with 352 and C-O-M auto. It doesn't say whether it's a 1.08 or a 1.12 without doing more research.
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Kevin Rolph
1967 Cougar Drag Car ( under constuction )
1966 7 litre Galaxie
1966 Country Squire 390
1966 Cyclone GT 390
1968 Torino GT 390
1972 Gran Torino wagon
1978 Lincoln Mk V
chris401
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September 16, 2014, 08:06:45 AM »
Thanks. I visit there often but didn't realize there was so much info. Makes one appreciate all the work that goes into these sites.
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jholmes217
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September 16, 2014, 10:20:57 AM »
I have one of the rare 1.19. How much does it flow?
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Jeff
1969 Mach 1 Q code 428 Cobra Jet
4 speed, 3:50 traction lock
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thatdarncat
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September 16, 2014, 10:44:50 AM »
I have not seen where anyone has flowed the 1.19. Werby estimates between 30-60 more cfm than the 1.12 which sounds about right. That still makes it less than 600 cfm. I like the Autolite carbs and have a 1.19 also.
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Kevin Rolph
1967 Cougar Drag Car ( under constuction )
1966 7 litre Galaxie
1966 Country Squire 390
1966 Cyclone GT 390
1968 Torino GT 390
1972 Gran Torino wagon
1978 Lincoln Mk V
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