Seeking Thermoquad info

[straightlinespeed]

Does anyone have a link to all the different thermoquad #'s and what they were on or fit?

 

[MOPAR4Me]

Here is one,

A Carter Thermo-Quad Guide

 

[340fourspeedDuster]

Yes!
Carter Thermo-Quad Guide by Vaanth - Moparchat - Home of MOPAR enthusiasts worldwide!

 

[straightlinespeed]

Thanks, there is a lot of good info in that! Exactly what I was looking for.

 

[340fourspeedDuster]

You are welcome. The T-quad is a great carb, misunderstood by many.

 

[340fourspeedDuster]

Post if you need parts.

 

[straightlinespeed]

Post if you need parts.

You are welcome. The T-quad is a great carb, misunderstood by many.

Thanks, I plan on raiding my brothers stash this weekend to see what he has and if anything will work on my small block..Im pretty sure almost all of his were BB carbs, but he has no idea what he has either.. So I thought it would be fun to at least inventory what he has for him.

 

[340fourspeedDuster]

Factory 800 CFM Thermoquads were used on many applications for Chryco vehicles. The T-quad was in 800, 850, and a few 1000CFM models. Grab an 800 and have fun!

 

[66fs]

Even the "small" 750's are lot's of fun. The earlier the better.

 

[straightlinespeed]

That

Even the "small" 750's are lot's of fun. The earlier the better.

Thats what I've been reading.. Of course I have a square bore intake so I'll have to get the adapter if I do find something that will work out..

 

[66fs]

I've run adapters. They work, just make sure there are no leaks and it will fit under your hood.

 

[spl440]

And the factory spread-bore intakes are good, just a tad heavy......

 

[straightlinespeed]

And the factory spread-bore intakes are good, just a tad heavy......

Only problem is Im running magnum heads so I'll have to adapt. Thanks everyone for the info!