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I bought two new float bowls for my Holley 4150 double pumper and installed tham only to discover that the location of the float bowl sight plug holes is different, from the front bowl to the back one. Is this anything I need to address, or more to-the-point, why would they be at different heights? What am I missing here???
Anybody got any ideas on this? Any information will be appreciated!
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Just use a 3/8ths drill with the bowl up side down. Seems as I remember there was a difference between the 4150 & 4500 bowls. Are the ones you got drilled and tapped on both sides of the fuel inlets? If they are they are 4500 bowls.
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I agree. I don't think serious racers use the sight plugs anymore. We didn't in the '70s.
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Ed,
I'm not a serious racer (as you know,) but neither do I want to run around with float levels maladjusted. I didn't know an alternative way to adjust them... Thanks for the info.
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Thanks for the explanation!
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They are supposed to be different heights. At least thats they way Holley makes them.
I believe the secondary is higher than the primary. |
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Thanks for that bit of information! I learn SOMETHING new, every day...
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I always use a 7/16" drill bit as a gauge for the primary (front) and 3/8" for the secondaries.
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Thanks, Ed; I am sure that's good advice! I'll follow it!!!
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If its a square carb like a 750 same pri & sec vent and throttle blade size I make everything same float levels air bleeds and jets same
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