AVS carb id

[dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I think it was also used in some HP engines destined for California.

Anyway, I am still in the dark in terms of cfm, but my guess of 600 is still a 
reasonable estimate.  This engine will probably love an extra 100, or 150 cfm.  
Thanks all for helping.

I am not selling this carb.  It is destined to go to the black LeBaron and 
replace the Rochester.  I can do it only after I find a higher cfm replacement 
for the green car, and after I find a suitable intake manifold for the black 
car (it now has a 78 iron manifold, presumably replaced in order to fit the 
Rochester, I will replace it at some point with an Ederblock, so that the AVS 
will fit).

D^2, 2x68

Quoting Peter Engel <peter.engel@xxxxxxxxxxx>:

> D^2,
> 
> The 4966S carb is an AVS.  I know that it was used on 1971 440s,
> including the one in Imperials.  I think it's a one year only carb,
> because it doesn't show up in the 1972 Master Parts Catalog.
> 
> Pete in PA
> With a 4966S fitted to his 70 LeBaron
> 
> Oh, I'm looking for another 4966S carb to replace one with seized idle
> mixture screws.  Let me know if you want to sell the carb.
> 
> 
> From: dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: IML: My AVS numbers, was: Carburetor Problem
> Date: Sat, 08 Mar 2003 10:13:42 -0600 (CST)
> Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> All you guys with the books, here is the info.  My AVS from the front
> it
> says K496BS or K4966S (can't tell for sure, the letters are not defined
> very well).  
> Again, this is at the lower flange face in the front of the carb,
> towards 
> passenger side.  On the left side (driver side) it says 2046 and on top
> of the carb it says 2020.
> 
> 
>