Post by on Jul 1, 2014 16:37:05 GMT -6
Today I learned more than I ever wanted to learn about Schebler SW301 2 barrel carbs from Jon Hargrove.
The main thing I learned is that it takes THREE TO FOUR MONTHS to get a carb kit from him and they cost $134 each plus $15 shipping.
I also learned that there are four SW301 carbs used on Royales:
SW 434
SW 407
SW 409
SW 388
Because there are four carbs, there are 4 carb kits which some way or another differ from another.
J L is going to post the picture of where you find that number stamped (not embossed) into the body of the carb. Turn the carb on your bench in the position like you are bolting it to the manifold. Facing you, you will find, embossed just under the seam between the upper part and the lower part, on the left hand of the screw attaching both halves, you will find embossed 'SW 301. On the right hand of the screw you will find the word "SCHEBLER". Just above the embossed SW 301 on a sloped plain, you will find the stamped letters and numbers such as SW 434. They are faintly stamped so you may have to wire brush the area to see them.
Jon, has agreed to let my order be a place holder so if you want a carb kit you can contact him by July 20, 2014, refer to the order of John Phillips and he will let you get in line with my order. You will need to pay him by Mastercard or Visa and you can do all of this online at : 'thecarburatorshop.com'
You might want to review his website because it has some neat info on how to troubleshoot your carb.
Is this clear as mud? I tried to explain best I can.
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The main thing I learned is that it takes THREE TO FOUR MONTHS to get a carb kit from him and they cost $134 each plus $15 shipping.
I also learned that there are four SW301 carbs used on Royales:
SW 434
SW 407
SW 409
SW 388
Because there are four carbs, there are 4 carb kits which some way or another differ from another.
J L is going to post the picture of where you find that number stamped (not embossed) into the body of the carb. Turn the carb on your bench in the position like you are bolting it to the manifold. Facing you, you will find, embossed just under the seam between the upper part and the lower part, on the left hand of the screw attaching both halves, you will find embossed 'SW 301. On the right hand of the screw you will find the word "SCHEBLER". Just above the embossed SW 301 on a sloped plain, you will find the stamped letters and numbers such as SW 434. They are faintly stamped so you may have to wire brush the area to see them.
Jon, has agreed to let my order be a place holder so if you want a carb kit you can contact him by July 20, 2014, refer to the order of John Phillips and he will let you get in line with my order. You will need to pay him by Mastercard or Visa and you can do all of this online at : 'thecarburatorshop.com'
You might want to review his website because it has some neat info on how to troubleshoot your carb.
Is this clear as mud? I tried to explain best I can.
.
