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History
the who, whats and where's of how this carb came to be, Webber, Edelbrock
AFB is the acronym for Aluminum Four Barrel
Mopar Engines Available On
list of the years, models, engines, and CFM/Part numbers
Racing
History of the carburetor in drag racing
Tuning At The Track
Theory of tuning (springs, metering rods, jets) for type of car (power, transmission...) and weather conditions
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