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Carter WCD 2bbl carb.

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I THINK I have the correct air cleaner base..
It is at home, so I will have to look.. Thanks for the information and the offer..
I will let you know assuming that I have the correct air cleaner base..
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Mr_AMC Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Sep/12/2019 at 12:25pm
I am going to put this on  my 65 American 440H, IF I do have the correct air cleaner....
I have not yet re-torqued the head bolts in the past 5000 miles.., so it will be a good time to do both
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Looks llike the style that used a sort of V band clamp around the neck of the carb and filter base. Long screw and a wingnut out the side.


Edited by Heavy 488 - Sep/12/2019 at 3:53pm
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Cool..
Thanks for the info..
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Just to avoid misinterpretation, I'm not saying its the correct part shown but I believe it's the correct style for that carb neck
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yes..  I understand.. 
Sometimes you have to find WHAT WILL WORK..
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http://www.championcarburetor.com/3286-carburetor-air-cleaner-bracket-call-for-fitment-questions-1v-p-10723.html

sadly this is for a 1v but this is the style clamp you need. I'm sure there is a 2v out there someplace.
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Maybe not. Some of the early air cleaners had a clamp on base made onto them instead of a bail. I've seen that most often on old 50s oil bath air cleaners. Don't know what AMC did on early (pre 63) WCDs. Wouldn't hurt to drill the lip of the air horn for a later model bail though. Won't affect carb operation, and it can always be removed it the original type is desired later. 
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