AFB Carburetor Parts – Rebuild Kits, Jets, Needles & More
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AFB carburetor?
The AFB (Aluminum Four Barrel) carburetor was originally produced by Carter and later by Edelbrock. It is widely used in classic American muscle cars and performance vehicles due to its simplicity and tunability.
The AFB (Aluminum Four Barrel) carburetor was originally produced by Carter and later by Edelbrock. It is widely used in classic American muscle cars and performance vehicles due to its simplicity and tunability.
What vehicles used AFB carburetors?
AFB carburetors were commonly used on General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, and AMC vehicles from the 1950s through the 1970s. They are also popular in aftermarket applications for performance engines.
AFB carburetors were commonly used on General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, and AMC vehicles from the 1950s through the 1970s. They are also popular in aftermarket applications for performance engines.
Are Edelbrock and Carter AFB parts interchangeable?
Yes, most parts are interchangeable between Carter AFB and Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors. This includes rebuild kits, floats, jets, and needles. However, always check compatibility with your specific model number.
Yes, most parts are interchangeable between Carter AFB and Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors. This includes rebuild kits, floats, jets, and needles. However, always check compatibility with your specific model number.
What comes in an AFB rebuild kit?
A typical AFB rebuild kit includes gaskets, needle and seat, accelerator pump, check valves, and other seals needed to restore proper fuel metering and operation.
A typical AFB rebuild kit includes gaskets, needle and seat, accelerator pump, check valves, and other seals needed to restore proper fuel metering and operation.
How do I identify my AFB carburetor?
Look for a stamped number on the rear of the mounting flange of the carburetor. This number helps identify whether it's a Carter or Edelbrock AFB and determines the correct parts for your application. Look for xxxxS
Look for a stamped number on the rear of the mounting flange of the carburetor. This number helps identify whether it's a Carter or Edelbrock AFB and determines the correct parts for your application. Look for xxxxS
Can I tune an AFB carburetor for performance?
Yes, AFB carburetors are highly tunable. You can change metering rods, jets, and springs to adjust air-fuel ratios for better throttle response, fuel economy, or high-performance setups.
Yes, AFB carburetors are highly tunable. You can change metering rods, jets, and springs to adjust air-fuel ratios for better throttle response, fuel economy, or high-performance setups.
