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Autolite 4100 1.08, 1.12

Posted By 63 Red Stake Bed 18 Years Ago
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This is a feeler to see if anyone has solved the big block Autolite 4100 callibration issues with a Y block, or non big block.  I have tried in the past & finally chalked it off to air bleed incompatibilities for the smaller motor.  I read a posting on here that was reminisent of everything I tried to get the carb to meter properly below 2000 to no avail. 

Has anyone ever successfully done it?

I know Pony Carbs makes a 1.08 that they fit the larger butterflies to the secondary side.  I unfortunatly am without a machine shop, or I would.  I have successfully bored the secondary ventury slightly, as well as slimmed both shafts for significant improvements. 

Thoughts?


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Forum Post Autolite 4100 1.08, 1.12 By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post The Autolite 4100 was original equip on 65/66 Mustangs with a 289 and... By Pete 55Tbird ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post It was actually used from 58 through 67, possibly even 68. I'm pretty... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post I have a 1.12 card that was originally on a 66 7 Litre(428).I've tried... By PWH42 ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Since most of the fuel metering in a 4100 occurs in the venturi... By RB ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post I Tried using the 1.08 booster venturies from my reman carb. I also... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Red Stake: With your knowledge of carburetor design, I'm surprised... By Hoosier Hurricane ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Well John, as long as your up this AM. I've have most of the bugs... By MoonShadow ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Thanks John. I guess I didn't think of it like that way. Ok, so I... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Chuck: My first thought is a power valve issue. Bad diaphragm, bad... By Hoosier Hurricane ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Thanks John, I'll check it out. Chuck By MoonShadow ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post John, What are your thoughts about using a restrictor plate(ala... By PWH42 ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Check out this discussion forum on Autolite 2100 and 4100 carburetors:... By 46yblock ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Didn't Holley make a version of the Autolite carb for a while? I think... By pcmenten ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]pcmenten (8/2/2007)[/b][hr]Didn't Holley make a version of... By Ted ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Paul, Re the question on the restrictor plate. Like John said... By pegleg ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post After thinking a little more about it,you and John are right of... By PWH42 ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post ok, so I have a further question then, does anyone know what the... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post I believe they do leave the butterflies the same size. Reducing the... By Y block Billy ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Hmm... I would be curious just what they did. It seems to me that they... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ok, so I do have to admit that this topic got me thinking again & so... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post This has been a very interesting topic and I wish I had seen it a... By Doug T ( 18 Years Ago )
Forum Post Doug, Sounds like a tough motor! I am curious what cam specs did... By 63 Red Stake Bed ( 18 Years Ago )


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