elderbrock performer 600-750,, or stock 625 afb ??

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i have just bought a 67 dart gt---full body off restoration-- 318--large lift cam----727 with kit -----narrowed moser rear end-----runs great with the afb carb //dual plane stock intake--- but its leaking around the gaskets and maybe the rods also-----elderbrock 600 or 750 performer is 20% off online at advance auto parts now with 25$ elderbrock rebate also-------will these carbs work well with this motor ? i dont race, just a little goose now and then on open roads------your thoughts please---thanks
 

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Very Nice Dart, I like the color too, Either carb sould be fine, if it was me I might save some $$ and just rebuild the carb you have, you said it runs fine but leaks, rebuild kits are under $50.00. JMO
 
Either rebuild the factory 625 or get the 600 eddy, for what you have a 750 is just too much.

BTW, That is a beautiful car!!
 
i just dont want to buy an undersized carb---with all the discounts // the 600 elderbrock performer will be $ 225 new.----is it a quality product ?? isn't it the same as my carter afb ?
 
with the discounts--the 600 performer is $225 new--is the performer a quality product ?? isnt my afb carter the same basic carb ? thanks
 
225.00 doesn't seem bad for a new carb if it has the elec. choke.
 
You could contact Demonsizzler, a member here who rebuilds carbs. He can bush the throttle shafts so they do not leak.
 
do yo all agree that a 750 is to big of carb for my application, it will cost $100 for me to fix my current carb // id rather buy new
 
The 625 is a great carb, and would be hard not to use. If I remember right, parts are getting harder to find for them. They do not use the same metering rods ect as the performers.

However, if you want a great bolt on carb for your aplication, go with the Eddie 600.
Pretty much bolt on and go right out of the box for the 318.Clean and crisp carb.
I ran one on my 360, and it ran great. Ended up going with a 750 for a little more top end.

Stock linkage is also a breeze with the Chrysler throttle adapter.

Nice ride by the way !!!
 
I would go with a 625 and jet as needed is a good fit electric choke model for a Mopar.

PS nice great car:)
 
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