Un-Warping Tool
Most Rochester Quadrajet Carburetors are warped between the surfaces of the fuel float bowl and top air horn assemblies due to the front 2 bolts being over tightened. This includes many rebuilt Quadrajets that are on the market today. You see warpage by placing a straight edge between the front two bolt holes of the mating surfaces of the fuel float bowl and air horn assemblies. Seeing any kind of an air gap indicates a warped surface on the outside edges of the float bowl and middle of the air horn assemblies. With this technology and the Barker Un-Warping Tool you can now rebuild all four barrel Rochester Quadrajet carburetors. Following these rebuilding instructions that are included with the Barker Un-Warping Tool will result in carburetor that will work even better then it did when it came form the factory. By Un-Warping the air horn and fuel float bowl assemblies with the Barker Un-Warping Tool you restore the flatness between the matting surfaces of the air horn and fuel float bowl assemblies. Mounting the fuel float bowl and air horn assemblies to the Un-Warping jigs and using the heat treatment procedure, the warped surfaces become flat, vacuum functions are restored, resulting in the proper operation of the Quadrajet carburetor. The Un-Warping Tool comes with all hardware and adapters needed to Un-Warp all models of the Rochester four barrel Quadrajet carburetors regardless of their application, including marine carburetors. There is Jobber pricing available for those who qualify.
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