quick fuel metering plate conversion kit... pics..

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abodyjoe

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figured i'd share this because it could come in handy for some. i didn't even know anyone made this until a friend called and told me about it..


kit installed easy enough, you just have to make sure you have the notched float so it doesn't get jammed. here a few pics.

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the number on the plate tells ya what jet size it is. the 21 is a 75 jet. my plate was drilled over a 80 jet by someone. the kit comes with a chart in the directions.

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you just unscrew the old plate and screw the new ones in.


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since i got jet extensions with the new notched float i figured why not use them..

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here is the float ya need. if you don't have this notched one it will jam on ya and flood the hell out of your carb and make a big mess...lol. don't ask how i know.. :)

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Looks good, please, what is the benefit from that metering Plate?

DieWilde,

This plate allows you to change the jetting on the secondaries of a 4160 style holley carb. The 4160 style carbs had a plate that could only be drilled larger.

Abodyjoe,

Great pics and write up! Well done! :cheers:
 
What is the cost verses the metering block conversion from Holley? The Holley is $40.00 without the float or the extentions, but you can get the flat type extentions from Mr Gasket for $10.00 and use the std float. Just courious to see which way is cheaper and achieve the same job. I know QF is prettier but you won't be able to see it while running. So looks are unimportant.
 
probably close to the same. the plate was $40. but i used my existing fuel rail. so that saved from buying a new one. the float and extensions were free from a friend. don't know what they would have cost.
 
DieWilde,

This plate allows you to change the jetting on the secondaries of a 4160 style holley carb. The 4160 style carbs had a plate that could only be drilled larger.

Abodyjoe,

Great pics and write up! Well done! :cheers:


Ah, ok good to know! I just rebuild my 4160 and thats a possibility to gt more power. Maybe i will order one! Thank you!
 
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