Any feedback on the Edelbrock AVS2 1906?
In looking through the carb forums, they all seem to be a bit stale. Has anyone tried the newer AVS2 1906 carb and have some feedback?
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Permalink Reply by Tony and Ginny 429 on
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Call Edelbrock techs direct and they will explain anything you need to know
Enjoy
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Permalink Reply by Phillip Hill on
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Hi Jeff
im running the AVS2 1905 Manuel choke on my 390 works great just make sure you use the the adaptor plate
when I first fitted the carby ( new straight out the box) I couldn’t get it run smoothly due to flooding it was doing my head in as I followed the instructions. I ended up taking the top off the carby and found a foreign gasket inside the fuel bowl (see attached pic)
which was causing it to flood I wasn’t impressed Edelbrock was sent an email about the problem (I got no answer from them) after I removed it worked like a charm.have fun with it
regards Phil
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Phillip
First I have heard of someone using this carb on one of our year Cadillacs
Can you tell me the advantage of using this carb over the 1406 electric choke which is the stock Carter replacement I most often see used for a Carter replacement from Edelbrock
The Manual choke could be best possible choke set up but my electric choke has worked out very well
Enjoy
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