whats the best carb for a 1967 390 engine with high lift cam
1357551
You can use the Holley 0-80457sa Aluminum 600 CFM Four-Barrel Street Carburetor you selected in your email.
1506591
Yes, for the older classics. I have it installed on a Edelbrock intake on a 390 with C-6 A/T in my 68 Ford Pkup. Works very good.John
737870
occupies the same space as a holley! Its a better carb and I would consider the 850 edelbrock for your big block if it has big port heads and a 500+ lift cam
647252
First , I have worked on this stuff for 30 + years , so what I did is find that this 11177 carb. was a close match to the one I needed . With a little tweeking , it ran fine . I found that you need to get a zoom in pic of this carb . and see if the throttle link is the same , the rest is pretty much no big issue . I did have to run it a little richer than the old carb because its a little smaller jets inside , but if the throttle link is the same , you should be good . when you get it , before you open the package , check to see if all the fuel lines and throttle is in the same place .
1768848
Moose - It should but I'd suggest you take the time to contact the Edelbrock tech support group. The more you can tell them about the motor (cam, heads, valves, etc, etc) the better they will be able to get you the right carb.
244211
Bought this carb for my brothers H-60 on his older Troy tiller. Works well. Only had to modify choke lever, just bent it. I'd buy it again if I needed to.
29263
I used this on a 7 HP push mower, worked great. You probably want to do some research with your model number ( maybe sears ) to find the carburetor part number, then find your part.
2284620
if you want a big carb go with the weber wk490 38mm outlaw for your 2.8l remember more air and fuel needs better better hotter spark and out put such as headers remember your going to have to hey the carb if your going to do miss with that carb
1661087
This is the correct carb for your unit. Make sure your fuel pump is working, mine was not,had to replace it also.
2054008
Not sure. My application is a 1967 Mercury Monterey 390ci. And it works well. I believe it is more how the distributer is setup than the engine type. When I went to get mine I looked at the applications charts very carefully and it was listed for the 390. Good Luck! - John
1068359
engine in 68 ford 390 cid yes it has points the ignitor will work read directions carefully
687733
hey jose! I am not sure if that carb will work for what you have. the only thing that I suggest is you copy and paste this link into your browser to the generac parts list http://www.generac.com/service-support/product-support-lookup/product-support-details?productid=dcbae32f-2bab-4b0d-b6bd-7126c9812a15 click on manual for 389CC engine parts, scroll down to page #9. that will show a diagram of the carb and the part numbers. hope this helps.
2156762
I was told if it is a roller cam engine you need the distributor gear off that engine or it will chew up the cam I can't remember which is which either bronze or steel. I believe it is steel for roller cam. I bought this for my engine that is late 70 to early 80 tuck 302 non roller cam works great easy to hook up. Its in an 86 Mustang. Other than that it will work fine. Will need to watch size of air cleaner you use.
1913391
this is the correct carb for that bus if you have a 1600cc dual port engine &gt;&gt; you can confirm here: http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=420225&view=previous
1839160
I think it would depend on which stock converter u have. I have a 700r4 with a high stall corvette converter it allegedly has 2200 to 2400 stall. A stock converter can range from 1200 to 1400 low stall to 1600 to 2000 high stall depending on application. My engine idles around 600 so I think a stock converter will work.
360431
I put this carb on my Honda motor GJAEA-5985321 N5AF. To find the proper carburetor I searched this site: http://www.planopower.com/store/honda/index_gcv160.shtml To determine what was the proper carb was for the motor. It is a bit labor intensive to find the part. Once obtained the fix was easy. You must also find the numbers and letters on the carb itself to identify if it is the correct carb. I found this number: GCV160LA0 N5R (2009-) 5.5 hp, BB625A Carburetor With a replacement part number of 16100-Z0L-023, depending on what the carb says, there are also other options. I hope this helps, good luck.
1841177
You need to look at everything you have in the engine to determine the type of carb to use. If you have deep breathing heads a good cam, headers, exhaust, rear gears, you might want to go with something like a Holley. If this is a more streetable car that is more mild, this might work.