Rochester 4G rebuild?
I know a lot of people rebuild Rochester Quadrajets but what about its predecessor, the 4G, that came from the factory on 327 trucks. Is there a 4G guru out there that anyone knows of?
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Re: Rochester 4G rebuild?
Its been a long time but I used to do some. They are actually easier then a Q-jet. Take care adjusting the float levels. They are about like a 2GC but larger.
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Give it a go. I'm putting a 2G back together this afternoon. Disassemble, match gaskets, clean, reassemble.
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Are many people still running this OEM carb on their 327 trucks? Can't seem to find much about them here on the site.
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AFAIK I'm running the original carb, pretty sure it's 4G. Drove it for about 5 or 6 years after I bought it without being able to go over 45mph. Finally pulled it off and took it to an old guy that rebuilt it. Did a bang up job, got up to 70 the first time I tried, still had plenty left but I had no desire to see how that truck handled any faster than that;)
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I'm interested also. I have a 4g that came on the 1958 348 big block going in the fleetside and since it'll be a milder build than the one I just completed I'd like to retain the original carb.
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I have found that 5G gives me lightning fast internet access. Wops sorry wrong web sight.
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I have a core at home, I may give it a go. Ive rebuilt a couple of 2 gs
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Do it! My 2G was ridiculously easy. I really enjoyed it. I think I'll do the Mono on my truck, and the 4GC on my 65 Impala just to update them.
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