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  • AFB question ???

    Just acquired a 4 bbl manifold , carb and air cleaner off a ' 64 Lark, today. When I got it home I checked all the numbers out and the carb # isn't in the parts book but I find it on a Studebaker carb listing I have and it shows that # in this listing. The # is 3506S with A3 under it . Now I have another ' 64 set up and the carb # is 3726S and that one is in the book . Can anyone tell me what the difference is between these two carbs ....if any ? There doesn't appear to be any difference looking at them.

  • #2
    It's a R1 carb, wanna trade for the stock one. <g>

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    • #3
      So whats the diffence....bigger jets?
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      • #4
        It's jetted richer and I think may flow a bit more. ( not sure)

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        • #5
          For carb questions...Jon Myer is the go to person.

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          • #6
            JP....I looked in the back section under jet thrust part numbers and the 3506S carb # isn't mentioned there either. You sure its a R1 carb ?
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            • #7
              That and 3726S were on standard 289s.

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              • #8
                Found by Googleing 3506S

                Carter Carbs Specs for R - Engines
                R1 - Carter AFB 1 7/16" primaries, 1-1 1/16" secondries
                model 3506s
                flow 625 CFM (+-10)
                Replacement = Carter CRT-9635 or Edelbrock 1406
                Jets: .089" (120-159) primaries;
                .058" & .069 (16-99) metering rods.
                Secondary jets were .077" (120-177)


                R2 - Carter AFB 1-7/16" primaries, 1-11/16" secondries
                Calibrated and sealed Stude# 1561641
                model AFB-3606
                flow 625 CFM (+-10)
                Replacement Carter CRT-9635 or Edelbrock 1406
                ( Use Procharger bonnet to adapt supercharger hose)

                R3 - Carter AFB 1-7/16" primaries, 1-11/16" secondries
                Competition model Stude# 1558637
                Standard model 1563050
                model AFB-3808S
                flow 625 CFM (+-10)
                Primary jet # 120-159 Size (.089)
                Secondary Jet # 120-166 size (.0935)
                Primary metering rod # 16-103 size (.068 X .060)
                float setting 13/32"

                R4 - Carter AFB 1-9/16" primaries, 1-11/16" secondries
                Front Carb
                Standard model Stude# 1563051
                AFB-3810S
                flow 675 CFM (+-10)
                Primary jet # 120-162 Size (0-1015)
                Secondary Jet # 120-176 size (.0635)
                Primary metering rod # 16-124 size (.069 X .0635)
                float setting 5/16"

                Rear Carb
                Standard model Stude# 1563051
                AFB-3811S
                flow 675 CFM (+-10)
                Primary jet # 120-162 Size (0-1015)
                Secondary Jet # 120-122 size (.070)
                Primary metering rod # 16-204 size (.073 X .063)
                float setting 5/16"

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                • #9
                  Thanks JP...thats good info to have
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