What is the differences in a Stromburg WW 6-123, 6-123A, 6-123B? I'm sure they subtle but could make a huge difference when it comes to kitting them.
Randy_G
1959 Lark Sedan
Randy_G
1959 Lark Sedan
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Randy,
Since the parts book (the Studebaker parts book) shows those 3 carbs using the same repair kit, I don't think it matters.
Further, if you get a kit from NAPA or someplace, you're gonna find that said kit will cover WAY more models than just these three!
Miscreant adrift in
the BerStuda Triangle
1957 Transtar 1/2ton
1960 Larkvertible V8
1958 Provincial wagon
1953 Commander coupe
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Randy, what Biggs said is spot on, also I noted that these are all '59-'61 high choke models (pre-1962) that have a different choke heater tube and air cleaner than the '62-'64 type of Stromberg WW like: 6-128, 130, 132 which are all low mounted choke models.
I think the different letters are for PCV smog type and non, and for Auto. vs Std. trans. no big deal really. The Calif. and NY '61's had a vacuum tube in the base at the rear, for the crankcase breather tube connection.
StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WAStudeRich
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I appreciate it guys, I'll order my kit!
Randy_G
1959 Lark Sedan
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