Inliners International Forums General Discussion Engines 1bbl Rochester CFM?

I think I may have asked this before so I apologize in advance. I did a search here, my other forums and Google and could not locate the info. Does anyone know the CFM for the mid-1970's Rodchester 1bbl carb?

DOH! Found it!

Manufacturer Model: CFM @ 1.5” Hg; CFM @ 3.0” Hg; Throttle Bore, in. (mm); Venturi Diameter, in. (mm)


Rochester
M Monojet: 113; 160; 1 7/16 (36); 1 7/32 (31)
M Monojet: 148; 210; 1 11/16 (42); 1 5/16 (33)
M Monojet: 177; 250; 1 11/16 (42); 1 ½ (38)
2GC: 197; 278; 1 7/16 (36); 1 3/32 (28)
2GC: 246; 352; 1 11/16 (42); 1 3/16 (30)
2GC: 269; 381; 1 11/16 (42); 1 ¼ (32)
2GC: 299; 423; 1 11/16 (42); 1 5/16 (33)
2GC: 308; 435; 1 11/16 (42); 1 3/8 (35)

good info for reference!!

Yes, thanks again to "Winter" here who posted this for me last year. I did a search but did not look that far back on the posts. I finally found it looking ay MY old posts!

Something I thought was interesting was a reply that was posted soon after by "D". (He hasn't posted here in a year) I will repost here as I find it very interesting...


Posted by D Loc: Ameliasburgh Ontario: When I was involved with the 4CT vintage stock car project with Dave and Jeff Mckeown (35 Chev 250 6 cyl) we were doing some development work on the cylinder hesad on my flow bench. We had the head flowing pretty well and wanted ti see if the manifold bothered it so we bolted it on. No change. Then we decided to see if the Big single barrel carb from a Chev 1 ton truck. We bolted it to the manifold with the head on the flow bench. Dave had already removed the cross brace for the air cleaner and the choke assembly. We opened the throttle and flowed the carb as well Reading was unaffected so we knew the carb would not hurt perfomance. Carb was certainly up to the job. Sorry we didnt record the figures but you have them now so that macht nichts. We were just exporing the potential and asking ourselves a bunch of searching questions."

Hey friend. Look up on http://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/manuals/Carbs/index.html
The files are JPEG of real factory techmanuals. They are big files because it is a photo copy of the shop manual.
You may have to do some digging but many of the GM carbs are there.