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what kind of things need to be done to a holley carb to work on my FB?

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Old Apr 29, 2004 | 08:36 AM
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what kind of things need to be done to a holley carb to work on my FB?

i got the carb, i got the intake, i've seen the adapter for the throttle cable, my truck has one... anything else need to be done to it? its a 4160 series 1850 i think casting... i don't got it sitting in front of me right now... its a 600cfm 4 barrel... someone said something about mods racing beat does... dunno
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Old Apr 29, 2004 | 09:16 AM
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first off, is ur fb an se or not? with the non-se, u'll need to combine the oil lines off the omp into one for connection to the carb's primary float bowl, unless ur going to premix. i use one of those "F" style plastic vaccumm connectors turned upside down at the omp, 2 short lines off the omp, then one line up to the carb, and since ur's isn't from rb, u'll also need a nipple type fitting to screw into the primary float bowl where the screw for checking float level. someone here or u could check with rb for the right jets that u should use in it. the 600cfm from rb i'm running is for sp engine so even if i knew what jets r in it, the would probably be too rich for ur application. good luck.
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Old Apr 29, 2004 | 02:16 PM
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Originally posted by rxtasy3
first off, is ur fb an se or not? with the non-se, u'll need to combine the oil lines off the omp into one for connection to the carb's primary float bowl, unless ur going to premix. i use one of those "F" style plastic vaccumm connectors turned upside down at the omp, 2 short lines off the omp, then one line up to the carb, and since ur's isn't from rb, u'll also need a nipple type fitting to screw into the primary float bowl where the screw for checking float level. someone here or u could check with rb for the right jets that u should use in it. the 600cfm from rb i'm running is for sp engine so even if i knew what jets r in it, the would probably be too rich for ur application. good luck.
my 84 isn't an SE but the motor thats going in it is...
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Old Apr 29, 2004 | 02:32 PM
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what is the largest for a non SP motor? 550cfm? I am going to run an Eldebrock, any idea how those have to be adapted?
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