Need pics of engine in car.

[63t-cab]

Anyone able to show detail of a correct setup"AFB 4V with correct intake" on a 289 or even a 259.say in a lark or hawk non R engine,want to see all things connected to carb and where they connect at the other end,hoses,lines etc.

Joseph R. Zeiger

[Milaca]

I can get you a picture tomorrow unless someone else can get you one sooner.


SnowLark
In the middle of Minnestudea

[2R5]

This is about the best I can come up with .





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[barnlark]

Those two look like first place engine bays to me. [8D][8D][8D] They look even better in person. I have a shot of my Edelbrock set up, but I doubt that you want that.

[StudeRich]

This shows an R1 '63 Hawk from the left side you need with all of the linkage, return springs, fuel line but a non-R Series just would not have the special filter with the return to tank line.

Sorry it is not without Air Cleaner and closer/larger, and has too much light but that's the best AFB shot I can find.

If you have the Throttle bellcrank used on older cars with TWO holes for the Carb. stretch rod, always use the one farthest from the pivot point, forward and inboard of the first hole!

Also on the new Edelbrock Carter AFB Clone, you use the LARGE hole in the throttle lever on the Carb. and bush (or washer) it to center the Throttle rod swivel in the hole, DO NOT be tempted to just drop it in the small hole that it actually fits!

If you have a Studebaker Automatic Transmission, you will need to re-adjust the throttle bellcrank stop screw, carb rod length and Throttle Pressure rod near the Trans. for proper shifting using an oil pressure gauge, as outlined in the Shop manual.

StudeRich

[candbstudebakers]

since no one put up what you wanted then I guess I can do one.



Bob Peterson / C & B Studebakers

Castro Valley, CA
canbstudebakers-

[StudeDave57]

quote:Originally posted by candbstudebakers

since no one put up what you wanted then I guess I can do one. Bob

That sorta looks like an 'R' engine Bob. [:0]
You might wanna re-read the request...


StudeDave '57 [8D]

[Shane]

Detailed pics 289 from the blue car pictured. If you need different shots let me know.




<div align="left">My first stude '61 champ in 1987</div id="left"> <center>Shane</center><center>Kennewick, WA</center>

[Milaca]

Looks like Shane has it taken care of. If you want similar pics from a 289 4V powered 1963 Daytona Wagonaire with automatic, let me know.


SnowLark
In the middle of Minnestudea

[clonelark]

This is what this forum is all about. Friends helping other friends out.

[63t-cab]

Shane and Brent, emails sent.

Thanks, Joe. jzeiger3@yahoo.com

Joseph R. Zeiger

[Jerry Forrester]

quote:Originally posted by 63t-cab

Anyone able to show detail of a correct setup"AFB 4V with correct intake" on a 289 or even a 259.say in a lark or hawk non R engine,want to see all things connected to carb and where they connect at the other end,hoses,lines etc.

Joseph R. Zeiger

Not a Lark or Hawk, and you cant see the carb. connections, but I thought I would take this opportunity to show what a Stude engine should look like.[][][][][}][}][}][}]
This little lady was named Stella. I mistakenly sold her a few years ago. The only car I have ever sold that I truly regretted selling.







More pix of Stella here....

http://rides.webshots.com/album/575618162lVvyvN

Jerry Forrester
Forrester's Chrome
Douglasville, Georgia

[Milaca]

quote:Originally posted by 63t-cab

Shane and Brent, emails sent.

Thanks, Joe. jzeiger3@yahoo.com

Joseph R. Zeiger

Joseph, I didn't receive an e-mail from you. Perhaps the forum e-mail isn't working?


Flo (she loves Studes because they are progressive)
In the middle of Minnestudea

[Relark]

Flo (she loves Studes because they are progressive)
In the middle of Minnestudea

Betcha don't know her real name........

'59 Lark hardtop w/355 blown sbc, 700R4, 8.8" rear w/ 3.73 gears

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[64hawk]

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