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Improved Corvair Dragfree Carburetor Cross Shaft (1961 Manual Choke) on 2040-parts.com

US $119.00
Location:

Marietta, Ohio, United States

Marietta, Ohio, United States
The DragFree Cross Shaft is a used cross shaft that has been refinished and modified to include bearings on the support brackets
Manufacturer Part Number:3782059 Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Rear Part Brand:GM Surface Finish:painted Country of Manufacture:United States

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Corvair DragFree Carburetor Cross Shaft

For 1961 two carburetor engine with manual-choke engine (not FC).
Before ordering, confirm that this is the correct cross shaft for your vehicle and engine.
See other listings for cross shafts for other models.
1961 with man choke cross shaft

Rough idle, unbalanced carburetor throttle response, and poor gas mileage are common corvair engine problems that can result from a worn carburetor cross shaft. After decades of wear and corrosion to the cross shaft and its support brackets, the cross shaft will no longer rotate smoothly, making it difficult to achieve carburetor synchronization and smooth low RPM idle. Corvair owners often resort to a stronger accelerator tensioning spring, but this can cause additional friction, deflection of the cross shaft, as well as a stiffer gas pedal.


DragFree Cross Shafts have been improved:
  • Cover plates for the bearings. The bearings mounts now have a steel plate that covers and protects the bearings, reducing their exposure to engine grime. The plates are permanently attached to the mounting brackets.
  • Worn ends of the of the cross shaft rod are eliminated. The original shafts very commonly have grooves worn on the lower side of the rod where it rides on the carburetor mounting brackets. To assure that the bearings ride on a smooth surfaces, these worn sections are replaced with new steel rod.
  • AC knurling available. DragFree cross shafts are now available with knurling for vehicles with air conditioning.

Bearing on bracketBearing on bracket

DragFree Cross Shafts are outfitted with high chromium ball bearings installed on the carburetor mounting brackets. These are real bearings (not bushings) and allow the cross shaft to rotate freely and carburetor throttles to return smoothly to their closed positions. Ball bearings are far superior to brass bushings which can actually increase torsional friction. The hardened steel bearing mounts are custom fit to the cross shaft brackets.

DragFree Cross Shafts are beautifully restored from original stock units. The cross shafts are cleaned, stripped to bare metal, straightened as required, and recoated with heat-cured, temperature and scratch resistant paints with a pleasant, flat metallic finish. It is a beautiful and practical additional to your corvair engine.

knurling on cross shaftKnurling for air conditioning can be added to your DragFree Cross Shaft. Simply request that AC knurling be added in a message to VairFare when you order your DragFree Cross Shaft. (Note: A cross shaft to which knurling has been added can only be returned if there is a refurbishing defect.)

DragFree cross shafts are available for various engine types, and the model offered here is highlighted:

  • 1960 with straight shaft
  • 1961 car, two carburetor engine with manual-choke, 1" accelerator lever offset
  • 1961 -1963 car, two carburetor engine with automatic-choke, 1" accelerator lever offset
  • 1962-65 FC, 1" accelerator lever offset, for automatic choke (has U-shaped accelerator connector)
  • 1964 -1969 car, two carburetor engine, 1½" accelerator lever offset, for automatic-choke
  • 4 x 1 carburetor 140 HP engine, early (1965) style
  • 4 x 1 carburetor 140 HP engine, late (1966-69) style

Before ordering, make sure the cross shaft offered in this listing is the correct design for your vehicle and engine. Inquire if you need a cross shaft with a special configuration.

The DragFree Cross Shaft can be returned for a full refund if you are dissatisfied in any way (see note above about addition of AC knurling) and will ship within 1-3 days of receiving full payment. The DragFree Cross Shaft includes an installation and policies manual which you can see here.

Feel free to contact VairFare LLC with any questions. Shipping for multiple units will be combined.

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