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Got curious. GOOGLED, and found this. Carter used the suffix letter S to denote assembly. Since all carburetors are composed of multiple parts, the letter S was appended to all carburetors using the traditional numbering system i.e. 938s. If a significant engineering change was made to the...

Don't know. I never gave that any thought, at all. Just something that Carter thought up.

At times it's just a guess, if the carbs were in production for a 10 or 20, year period, as to the actual year.

The letters are the month of the year. A B C D E F G H J K L M The letter I (eye) is not used. The last number, say 6 7 8 9 0 is the year in the decade of production. 60's 70's 80's 90's Sorta, kinda, gotta know the years the carbs were used in production, and manufactured. Easy, peasy, once...

That company is right down the street from me. Never heard of them, or their product, before this.

NOS Air Filter Elements, Hemi Oval, 6 Pack, Single 4 Barrel. I've got one, but don't know if you like the price?