WEBER carb?
11-29-2006, 10:22 AM
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Re: WEBER carb?
Originally Posted by GoCiggie31
great info-
replicating what merc has used on their more-than-mild 454/502, they have used 800 Holleys.
Thank you all
BTW, cp just announced this below package on sale-thoughts?
Intake/Carburetor Kit
620-54000
HP 500 Style Intake/Carburetor Power Package
If you're looking to build an HP 500 style motor but are not sure of exactly which parts you may need, then this kit is for you. Nothing could be easier.
We have combined all the necessary items to produce an HP 500 style package in kit form. This kit includes:
(1) 620-53031 Hardin Marine Big Block Chevy Intake Manifold
(1) 710-9022 Holley Marine 800 CFM Carburetor
(1) 620-52001 Intake Allen Bolt Kit
(1) 620-53106 Carburetor Stud Kit
(1) 300-17342 Extreme Seal Intake Gasket Kit
(1) 620-04112 Water Outlet Gasket
Sale Price $804.95 $699.95
(Savings: $105.00)
replicating what merc has used on their more-than-mild 454/502, they have used 800 Holleys.
Thank you all
BTW, cp just announced this below package on sale-thoughts?
Intake/Carburetor Kit
620-54000
HP 500 Style Intake/Carburetor Power Package
If you're looking to build an HP 500 style motor but are not sure of exactly which parts you may need, then this kit is for you. Nothing could be easier.
We have combined all the necessary items to produce an HP 500 style package in kit form. This kit includes:
(1) 620-53031 Hardin Marine Big Block Chevy Intake Manifold
(1) 710-9022 Holley Marine 800 CFM Carburetor
(1) 620-52001 Intake Allen Bolt Kit
(1) 620-53106 Carburetor Stud Kit
(1) 300-17342 Extreme Seal Intake Gasket Kit
(1) 620-04112 Water Outlet Gasket
Sale Price $804.95 $699.95
(Savings: $105.00)
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11-29-2006, 01:49 PM
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Re: WEBER carb?
I was told this carb is good to around 475hp, and can be easily modified for another 25-50cfm. I took mine apart and thought it was a pleasure to work with (compared to a holley). Tuning changes were very intuitive. In stock form, the carb was very roughly cast and assembled, and I'm sure I picked up a bit of flow by smothing things out and taking off the choke. I'm only aiming for 450hp but would love to see what it would flow now compared to an 800 holley.
If you decide to buy a holley and want to get rid of your weber for cheap, let me know. I'd like one to play around with.
If you decide to buy a holley and want to get rid of your weber for cheap, let me know. I'd like one to play around with.
11-29-2006, 02:31 PM
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Re: WEBER carb?
Originally Posted by bcarpman
If you decide to buy a holley and want to get rid of your weber for cheap, let me know. I'd like one to play around with.
The parts were removed after one season because the engine was built up for 500HP.
PM me if anyone is interested...
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11-29-2006, 03:24 PM
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I sent mine off to a rebuild shop in SoCal to refurbish and make it work as new. The shop stated that they have much experience and was very professional on the phone; so we will see. The price was right.
After the sea trial and tuning, I may have 2 weber assys for sale as well
After the sea trial and tuning, I may have 2 weber assys for sale as well
11-30-2006, 02:35 AM
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Re: WEBER carb?
Originally Posted by GoCiggie31
I sent mine off to a rebuild shop in SoCal to refurbish and make it work as new. The shop stated that they have much experience and was very professional on the phone; so we will see. The price was right.
After the sea trial and tuning, I may have 2 weber assys for sale as well
After the sea trial and tuning, I may have 2 weber assys for sale as well
11-30-2006, 08:25 AM
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Re: WEBER carb?
Originally Posted by Reed Jensen
Who did you send it to?
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J&J Carburetors and Co
1127 E Ash Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92831
12-11-2006, 02:17 PM
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Re: WEBER carb? expectations exceeded so far.
Just got my weber back from below company and WOW, very impressed with the work.
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I sent them a crusty looking weber and it comes back looking virtually new and repainted. Under the estimate and within the time they stated...well done gents
if it functions like it looks...I will be DELIGHTED.
www.jandjcarburetors.com
Jr @
J&J Carburetors and Co
1127 E Ash Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92831
11-30-2006 08:35 AM
fyi
I sent them a crusty looking weber and it comes back looking virtually new and repainted. Under the estimate and within the time they stated...well done gents
if it functions like it looks...I will be DELIGHTED.
www.jandjcarburetors.com
Jr @
J&J Carburetors and Co
1127 E Ash Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92831
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12-11-2006, 02:21 PM
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Re: WEBER carb?
Originally Posted by Pat McPherson
This is a vary good deal, but if you are running in Salt Water, the intake needs to be hard coat anodized min. Your stock intake has a brass lined water passage at the thermo housing.
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