M37CDN Carb
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M37CDN Carb
Was the B&B ETW1 carburetor used on the 251 engines in Canadian M37's? If so, were the same metering jets and rods the same as used on the 231 engines?
Re: M37CDN Carb
According to the EME manual, the carb should be an E9-D1 but I have the ETW1 on my M37CDN.
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Stu
1952 Dodge M37 with 1952 M101 Trailer
MVT UK
SMVG Scotland
1952 Dodge M37 with 1952 M101 Trailer
MVT UK
SMVG Scotland
Re: M37CDN Carb
Thanks for responding. Is your ETW1 stock, or did you have to jet it up for the larger engine?
Re: M37CDN Carb
My carb is stock. I dont know enough about them to consider things like jetting them up.rdwhite wrote:Thanks for responding. Is your ETW1 stock, or did you have to jet it up for the larger engine?
Its a good point though, maybe someone with more tecnical knowledge could help here.
Cheers
Stu
1952 Dodge M37 with 1952 M101 Trailer
MVT UK
SMVG Scotland
1952 Dodge M37 with 1952 M101 Trailer
MVT UK
SMVG Scotland
Re: M37CDN Carb
I've switched the ETW1 from my 230 on the M56 to the 251 on the M152 and found no difference in performance.
RICK
M 152 CDN
M 56 (V41)
M 152 CDN
M 56 (V41)