Carb for WB700

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Scott Grundfor
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Carb for WB700

Post by Scott Grundfor » Tue Nov 15, 2011 8:54 pm

What would be an appropriate carb for a WB700 (late chrysler engine). It has a go power stuffer/pyramid reed intake. I have a tillotson HL314 double pumper with 1" bore. Would that be an alky carb? I also have a Mac flat back. A small engine repair book I have lists the WB70023 as 7.5 h p? I don't think that can be right?

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Re: Carb for WB700

Post by Rob Voska » Tue Nov 15, 2011 11:00 pm

314 is a alky carb.

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Re: Carb for WB700

Post by Tom Smith » Tue Nov 15, 2011 11:36 pm

West Bend advertised the 700 V5 (5 port) at 7.5 HP and the 580 V5 (5 port) at 6.5 HP. The performance data was established in accordance with the S.A.E. small air-cooled engine test code without air cleaners or mufflers. Here are the published dyno charts for the 700 V5. Max torque = 6.5 lb. ft. @ approx. 6600.
WB-700 HP Curve .JPG
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WB 700 Torque Curve JPG.JPG
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Re: Carb for WB700

Post by Scott Grundfor » Wed Nov 16, 2011 1:10 am

Thanks for the info...

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Re: Carb for WB700

Post by Dominic Salvato » Wed Nov 16, 2011 5:40 am

HL88A.............

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