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What style of build on the chevy? If old school 40's-50's you should do old carbs. Late 50's & up build, I'd go with rochesters. AND, by all means, run all 3. There is no point in not running them all. They are always set up progressive and run mostly on one. I ran them back in the late 60s and again in the 90s. They work fine and are not a pain to set up.
Check the manifold bases for bolt patterns(3 &/or/4 bolt) as well as the size of the rochesters pattern. Rochesters come in 2 sizes. There are vendors who can sell you parts to make a regular carb into an "outboard" tripower carb. You can never have too many carbs
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