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i just got an intake for my 292 its a 4bbl ecz-9425-b with a teapot carb.Can i use a late model holley 600 cfm carb.I know nothing about the teapots.thanks Mike
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This is the "ECZ-9425-B" manifold -



but the teapots won't fit it......? You could use an adapter on an "A' manifold to switch to the later style carb.



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Yup the 600 on a "b" is fine. Use a 4 hole 1/2" spacer under it.

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My Mistake sorry I have a 9425-A.What carb can i use ? thanks
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ARe you asking if you can fit a 600 on an "A" ... You can buy and adapter I belive, Probably not the best on an A but if you have it try it., Smaller 4 barrel the better.

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An adapter such as this one.....

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Holley-Flathead-Carburetor-Adapter,5551.html

.... will allow mounting the later carbs on the early four-barrel manifold. It is specific to the smaller carb bores - but other sizes are available.

As Rob suggests, when you select a carb "smaller works better" for most use. The Holley 390 cfm and 465 cfm carbs work in the 4160 style and there must be a zillion guys that have used the 600 cfm version. If you use the 600 you need to use a very stiff vacuum secondary spring - and basically tune as if you have a giant two barrel on there (this is for street use). Many have used the Edelbrock 500 cfm with success as well. All in all its based on what you can afford to spend - or what you know best.

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Don't forget to upgrade the distributor to '57 up and if you have an automatic, forget the Edelbrock as it is too wide to connect to the throttle rod/kickdown bellcrank.

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Here are a couple of links discussing carb adapters that permit using later model carburetors on the small carb flanged intakes.

http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/FindPost83783.aspx

http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/FindPost83766.aspx



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