Chrome 9 Super 7® 2x2 Carb/Offy Intake Kit, 1932-48 Flathead

This kit uses OffenhauserRegular Dual 1932-1948 Flathead Ford intake with Speedway's 9 Super 7® carbs. It includes two carbs, the intake, air cleaners, linkage kit, fuel block, fittings and red fuel line. Assembly required.

1932-48 Offenhauser Dual Intake Manifold -

Said to be its most popular flathead intake, Offenhauser's 2x2 Regular intake has closely spaced carbs that will clear the stock generator. The Offy regular dual intake accepts two 3-bolt carbs. Great addition to a street oriented engine. Has 4-3/4" carb centers.

Has room for generator in stock location, but generally requires an offset bracket. If using a GM alternator, use our chrome 916-67909 or plain 916-67910 bracket.

• Carb Centers: 4-3/4"
• For 1932-48 Ford Flatheads
• Front drivers side accessory hole is for draft tube and measures 1.25"
• Rear drivers side accessory hole is for oil fill tube and measures 1.375"

9 Super 7® Primary Carbs -

Speedway Motors has incorporated many improvements in the 9 Super 7® carb while maintaining the Stromberg 97 carburetor's original look. Features such as the choke assembly, accelerator pump, main jets and cosmetics have all been faithfully retained. Additionally, each carburetor is individually flow tested and inspected for leaks. Perfection is the result! Upgraded internal parts include; the float, needle, and seat. Jetting and power valve settings remain as they were for the original 97 carbs as well as the cfm and vacuum specs.

The 9 Super 7® makes setting up a multiple carburetor induction system easier than when Strombergs were available new. All that's required to do so with our kits is a Uni-Syn syncing tool and a little patience. Be sure to include the Secondary 9 Super 7® when installing 3-carb setups. Our 3 Carb kits come with one primary carburetor and two secondary carburetors while the 2 Carb kits are both primary carbs. See ourMultiple Carburetor Tech Tipfor more information on using the 9 Super 7® in a 2x2 or 3x2 carb set-up.

• All-new tooling for crisp, flawless castings
• New aluminum base assembly allows for cooler fuel temps and better fuel efficiency as compared to the original cast iron design
• Stainless steel screws and hardware
• Choke assembly, accelerator pump, and jets have all been faithfully retained and accept standard Stromberg parts
• Features original Stromberg 0.97" venturi diameter
• Modern Nitrophyl float and Neoprene gaskets
• Original troublesome needle and seat replaced by a Grose-style fuel inlet valve to better cope with higher fuel pressures and improved high speed running
• Will not stick or dribble like the oldViton-tipped needle and seat setups
• Grose-style jet valve won't corrode in modern fuel, something the original needle and seat units can do
• Comes with a No. 65 power valve and 0.045" main jets, identical to the stock 97
• Extended brass throttle shaft to simplify multi-carb linkage

Note: Not recommended for use with Ethanol fuels.

1932-48 Offenhauser Dual Intake Manifold -

Specifically designed to fit 1932-48 models, which allowed Offy to move the carbs 1-inch further forward compared to the competitors intakes. This relocation was worth 2.8 more peak horsepower over the competitors but at the cost of 1.2 lb-ft less torque. Overall, the Offy had slightly better overall average power and torque numbers. This twin carb set up produces better numbers than Offy’s single four-barrel intakes.

Note: If used with our progressive linkage kit, the front carburetor will need to be set as the primary.

9 Super 7® Primary Carbs -

1. Features .045" main metering jets and a number 65 power valve, which is the same as a stock 97 carb.
2. Replacement jet access plug gasket use # 91011542, replacement needle and seat gasket use # 91011543.
3. Includes base gasket.
4. The 9 Super 7® will operate suitably with fuel pressures ranging from 1-1/2 psi to 4 psi, with a desired setting of 2-1/2 psi to 3 psi. Fuel pressure from 4 psi to 7 psi will cause the carburetor to run excessively rich and may cause flooding. Flooding or leaks caused by excessive fuel pressure do not indicate a faulty carburetor.  A fuel regulator such as # 560-58500 must be utilized in order to keep proper fuel pressure at the 1-1/2 to 4 psi range.
5. Our independent tests produced these flow numbers:
   • 3" of Vacuum - 60 CFM
   • 10" of Vacuum - 110 CFM
   • 15" of Vacuum - 136 1/2 CFM
   • 28" of Vacuum - 184 CFM

See what other industry experts are saying about the 9 Super 7® here. 

9 Super 7® Linkage Instructions (PDF)

915-11657 9 Super 7® Carb Instructions (PDF)

Multiple Carburetor Tech Tip (JPG)