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holley dual quads
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| tchrome |
03-03-2010 07:00 PM |
holley dual quads
can someone tell me what the original model # was for the dual quads on a 1963-63 ford 427 fe engine ? i kow they were a matches set and one had an electric choke. was it a 4160 series? 650 cfm or ? thanks guys
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| Woodz428 |
03-03-2010 08:07 PM |
I have the #'s in the shop, but there are numerous websites that have them as well (SAAC for one). I think you will discover that while one had a choke..it was NOT electric. Tube off the exhaust is what heated them. Electric chokes came later.
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| tchrome |
03-03-2010 08:22 PM |
thanks for the input. i have 2 1850's it now, but i know they are not correct. if you get a chance and you can send the #'s to me it would be greatly appreciated. meanwhile i will try the saac website.. thanks again.
tony
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C5AF-9510-BC no choke list 3310
C5AF-9510-BD with choke list 3300
they are 4160's 715 cfm
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| tchrome |
03-03-2010 08:34 PM |
thanks very much...any idea on where or who might be the best place to get these carbs? again thanks
tony
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you mentioned for a 63 427.....the numbers i gave you are for 65 and up medium riser
the low risers were different carbs. C3AF...etc carls has those also.
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| tchrome |
03-03-2010 08:42 PM |
thanks a million ...i have 2 1850's on it now, there shouldn't be any linkage changes should there?
tony
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| tchrome |
03-03-2010 08:52 PM |
i am using the factory fuel log and i think this is what it looks like. car is not here right now, but i will check for sure tomorrow. thanks so much for your help. and yes you are right. right now it has the low rise manifold and would need the other # carbs. i will send you a pic if neccessary. thanks again
tony
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what heads are you using? are they C5AE-F? if so get the BC\BD carbs if you have the 406/427 low riser heads then use the BJ\BK carbs. this linkage will only be friendly with the factory or the reproduction factory intakes.
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| CSX3183 |
03-03-2010 11:25 PM |
Carbs
I have a correct set of BC/BD carbs, that have been beautifully restored/rebuilt. I've bought carbs from Carls Ford before, and these are as nice if not nicer than what I bought from him, email me if you are interested.
kathywillets@hotmail.com |
| tchrome |
03-04-2010 08:31 AM |
were the 63-64 carbs still 715 cfm? i was told at one time they were like 650's. thanks for your help. i have the 63 heads. i know there were a couple different head #'s in 63 64 and i have the better heads of the 2. i can't see the #'s right now cause it's a little crowded in the engine compartment!..lol i have the #'s written down in a file, but not handy.
tony
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the bj\bk's are 600 cfm. sounds like you should go with those.
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