here it is . . .
q-jet 7042902

and another

7040502

one more

7042903

Thanks

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Try here. I don't know what the "9s" mean in two of them (possibly truck applications).


http://nastyz28.com/2gcog/stegmiller/q_jet.htm

[This message has been edited by Gary S (edited September 30, 2003).]

The one in the middle is a 1970, california-approved, chevrolet, automatic(probably, it's possible to have a 2 on a manual trans car) The other two are 1972, don't know what the 9 means, chevy, and one carb is auto and one is manual transmission. Keep in mind that since I don't know what the 9 means, all the other numbers could be wrong. I'm pretty sure about the middle carb though.

7042902 is a 1972 carb.Application is 350/175hp A/T CA. Chevelle or Corvette

7040502 is a 1970 carb.Application is 350/300hp A/T. CA approved for passenger car. Camaro,Chevelle,Nova,and Corvette
approved everywhere else.

7042903 is a 1972 carb.Application is 350/200hp S/T CA. Corvette

Thanks guys.

The
"9"s were giving me problems . . . I couldn't find them in the info I had.

Thanks again.
Tim

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1968 RS SS
1973 RS LT Z28
other cars:
1969 olds 442 convertible
1972 454 elcamino
1995 WWW LT1 Caprice B4U
1999 Pontiac Firebird T/A WS-6


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