More Carb Numbers
Year and Application(1) Carb # Main Jet(2) Primary Rod(3) Secondary Rod(4) 1966- 400/425 M.T. 7026250 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033655- "AU" 330 M.T. 7026254 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033658- "AT" 400 A.T. w/o A.I.R. 7026256 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033655- "AU" 330 A.T. w/o A.I.R. 7026255 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033658- "AT" 1967- 330 7027036 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033658- "AT" 330 w/ C.C.C. 7027135 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033658- "AT" 330 w/ A.I.R. 7027153 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033658- "AT" 400/425 w/o A.I.R. 7027156 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033655- "AU" 400/425 w/ A.I.R. 7027157 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033655- "AU" 400/425 w/ C.C.C. 7027032 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033655- "AU" 400 M.T. w/O.A.I. (5) 7027156 7031971 7031841- "41" 7033655- "AU" 425 Toro w/o A.I.R. 7027131 7031971 7031844- "44" 7033655- "AU" 425 Toro w/ A.I.R. 7027130 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033655- "AU" 425 Toro w/ C.C.C. 7027132 7031971 7031845- "45" 7033655- "AU" 1968- 350 7028250 7031971 7034849- "49B" 7033658- "AT" 350 w/ W-31 7028255 7031974 7034849- "49B" 7033658- "AT" 400/455 7028251 7031971 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 455 Toro 7028252 7031971 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 400 W-30 7028254 7031975 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 400 "442" 7028253 7031972 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 1969- 350 7029250 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7033658- "AT" 400/455 7029251 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 455 Toro 7029252 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 400 M.T. 7029253 7031972 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 400 W-30 7029254 7031975 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 350 W-31 7029255 7031974 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 1970- 350 7040250 7031970 7040701- "52C" 7033658- "AT" 455 7040251 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 455 Toro 7040252 7031970 7040701- "52C" 7033655- "AU" 350 W-31 (6) 7040255 7002657 - 7033655- "AU" 455 "442" 7040253 7031969 7040699- "48C" 7033655- "AU" 455 W-30 M.T. (6) 7040256 7002658 - 7033655- "AU" 455 W-30 A.T. 7040258 7031969 7040701- "52C" 7033655- "AU" 455 W-33 7040257 7031969 7040701- "52C" 7033655- "AU" 1971- 350 7041250 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7038256- "AS" 455 7041251 7031970 7034849- "49B" 7033104- "AK" 455 Toro 7041252 7031970 7034851- "51B" 7033549- "AX" 455 M.T. 7041253 7031969 7034849- "49B" 7033655- "AU" 455 A.T. 7041257 7031969 7034849- "49B" 7033658- "AT" 1972- 350 7042250 7031969 7034850- "50B" 7045778- "CG" 455 7042251 7031969 7034850- "50B" 7045779- "CH" 455 Toro 7042252 7031969 7034850- "50B" 7045779- "CH" 455 "442" 7042253 7031969 7034847- "47B" 7045779- "CH" Notes: (1) Except for the applications otherwise noted, the carb listed was used in all applications of that motor. The usual exceptions are the specific engines used in the 442 and Toronado models. The following abbreviations are used: A.I.R.= Air Injection Reactor C.C.C.= Climatic Combustion Control O.A.I.= Outside Air Induction M.T.= Manual Transmission A.T.= Automatic Transmission Toro= Toronado W-30= High-performance big-block engine W-31= High-performance small-block engine (2) The last two digits of the part number designate the size of the jet orifice in thousands of an inch; thus, a jet with the part # of 7031971, has an orifice of .071", and is stamped with a "71". (3) The last two digits of the part number *usually* designate the size of the largest portion of the tapered shank of the rod in thousands of an inch; Thus a primary rod with the part # of 7031844 has a taper of .044" at its largest point. This two-digit number is also stamped on the rod. After 1968, the metering rods had a double or triple taper, and had a "B" or a "C" suffix stamped on the rod, respectively. These triple-taper rods, however, do not have a part # corresponding to the size of the taper, although the stamped number on the rod does correspond to its diameter. (4) The secondary metering rods are stamped with a two-letter code. A guide to the comparative dimensions of these rods can be found on pp. 152-153 of Doug Roe's "Rochester Carburetors". (5) The O.A.I. carburetor had the same part # as the standard manual transmission 442 engine carburetor, but had different primary metering rods. (6) Note that the W-31 and W-30 carburetors apparently used 2-bbl jets with NO primary metering rod, and thus no power piston. If any owner of one of these carburetors could confirm this, I would appreciate it (I thought it was a typo at first, but it is specifically listed this way for both W-31 and W-30 applications. ______
Submitted by: Bob Barry