Kodachrome Wolf
Junior Member
Howdy y'all.
I've been cruising the web and forum trying to get a decent idea what CFM rating carburetor would be appropriate for an '86 360 V8. While I've got a lot to do on my truck to get it driveable, I'm sure the current carburetor might give some grief given how long it sat with old fuel in it. Given the engine is entirely stock, I'd ballpark a 500 or 600 CFM replacement sounds reasonable in my factoring, but if anyone has a more appropriate recommendation, I'd honestly love to know to make the right choice.
I've been cruising the web and forum trying to get a decent idea what CFM rating carburetor would be appropriate for an '86 360 V8. While I've got a lot to do on my truck to get it driveable, I'm sure the current carburetor might give some grief given how long it sat with old fuel in it. Given the engine is entirely stock, I'd ballpark a 500 or 600 CFM replacement sounds reasonable in my factoring, but if anyone has a more appropriate recommendation, I'd honestly love to know to make the right choice.