Recent content by Jeff Brown

Checked with them already, thanks.

Not a CAP carb, thanks. Standard is 120-294S, according to the book.

I would need to figure out somehow what size I need. One step lean = what diameter jet? No diameters are listed in the book.

Not a CAP carb, thanks. Standard is 120-294S, according to the book.

Will do, thanks!

Anyone out there have any Carter BBD jets available? I need part number 120-297S as listed in my 1966 Service Manual. For a 1966 Dart 270 full resto car. The jets are a "one step lean" as listed in the manual. Hard time finding these, any information would be helpful!

Checked with them, the fuzzies are 1/4" LIKE EVERY AFTERMARKET AVAILABLE! Sad to say I found out the right thickness is NO LONGER PRODUCED for the 63-66 Dart. If you bought aftermarket you will find this out - no matter what brand! Correct thick material was made by a single company who quit...

The devil is always in the details. They don't say who manufactures them or the thickness of the material being used. I did send an inquiry to them in this regard, so we will see. Others selling "premium" strips are using the same suppliers - so that word is a bit of a misnomer. Thanks for...

Hi Paul, looks like you car isn't a Sedan, but if you measure your window gap in the door frame and it is 1", then measure your fuzzies - if they are 1/4" thick like mine you will find there is a gap between the fuzzies and glass. Glass should be about 3/16" thick. You might want to check this...

Yeah, well those are the TOP CAT brand which, as mentioned left a 1/4" gap on both sides of the glass. Unless they have fixed their manufacturing process they won't work, unless you like water pouring in in rain/snow/car wash situations! DMT products they produce are fine as I have bought many...

Need to find a complete set of 8 that actually fit (for the side and quarter glass). Most reproductions are too thin to fill the gap and provide a seal. They are made 1/4" thick instead of near 1/2" thick. The window "gap" is 1" and the glass is about 3/16". NOS would be best, but these can...