go to www.gmpartsdirect.com

and copy-paste the gm part number 17111343
into the search by part number section

seeing as how much the gm list and gm wholesale is going for, i will now attemp to sell my carb for 500$.... hey it's half price and newly rebuilt...it's a steal!

hehe

Yeah, I've seen that. I had a GM parts counter guy look it up once and his face got REAL white... then he said "It should be made out of solid gold for that price!"

It's ~$300 from Pep Boys for a rebuilt one...

hmm i think i'm gonna go buy all the qjets in junkyards i can get my hand on and start a rebuild service...buy em for 15 bux and sell em at chain stores for 300!

sure it takes prolly half a day to rebuild one, but spending 70 bux and getting 600 back in one day is one hella return profit...


hmm that turns out to be $66.25/hr.... sure beats the measily 10/hr when interning over the summer....

Hehe... if you get that particular scheme off the ground and need another hand ...

CCCqjets are quite easy to rebuild.. if your fairly proficient.. about an hour and a quarter..
another 15 minutes to get the mixtures, and air bleeds right ion the car, and your set.

well it takes alot longer from the junkyard - most require at least one can of carb spray and a little soaking and a bit of metal brush scrubbing to look new - first one i did took 5 hours - second one took 3 hours - last one took all day - i thought it had been spray painted black - heh was just carbon buildup - that and the fuel bowl looked like it had some maple syrup and white buildup chunks in it - it now looks completely new and resies on my camaro, as it has the best throttle response so far...