It is a 4 bbl Rochester....
visit autozone.com it should give detailed instructions
Usually it screws into the back of intake or find a constant vacuum on your carburetor.
go to autozone.com there are very good directions on their site
Advertised Horsepower is. 2 bbl carburetor 145 HP @ 3800 RPMs. 4 Bbl carburetor 160 HP @ 3800 RPMs.
No, it would not be possible to fit a carburetor on any truck.
To adjust the idle on a Rochester 4-barrel carburetor after turning the screws all the way in, first back the idle mixture screws out about 1.5 to 2 turns to provide a starting point. Next, start the engine and let it warm up, then adjust each screw gradually while monitoring engine RPM and smoothness until you achieve the desired idle speed and quality. Finally, check the idle speed adjustment using the throttle stop screw, ensuring it's set to the manufacturer’s specifications for optimal performance.
At 16 yards, probably the improved modified choke in a 30 inch bbl is the most commonly used
The fuel filter is on the carburetor. Depends on whether it is a 4 bbl or a 2 bbl. Follow the fuel line where it goes into the carb.
get a 4 bbl quadrejet and a interchager.Or put more sqarters into the carb.
It varies, but most are around 800-850 cfm.
by turning or loosening the choke you are increasing the diameter of the bbl. by tightening the choke you are decreasing the diameter. all the way tight is full choke about 6 clicks open is modified and about 6 more clicks open is improved cylinder. shoot your gun on full or all the way tight into a target then open the choke up to modified shoot again then open it to imp. cyl. and shoot again. the clicks you may need to turn your particular choke may be a little different than mine. kell.