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    I Got A Holley, What Kind ?

     



    I HAVE A HOLLEY 2BBL THAT MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE COME FROM A 53 MERC FLATHEAD. THE #S ON IT, JUST ABOVE WHERE IT BOLTS TO THE MANIFOLD ARE : EAC 9510-M LIST-882-1
    CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT SIZE IT IS AND IF IT WAS OEM FOR 53 FLATHEAD ?

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    Re: I Got A Holley, What Kind ?

     



    Originally posted by merc53man
    I HAVE A HOLLEY 2BBL THAT MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE COME FROM A 53 MERC FLATHEAD. THE #S ON IT, JUST ABOVE WHERE IT BOLTS TO THE MANIFOLD ARE : EAC 9510-M LIST-882-1
    CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT SIZE IT IS AND IF IT WAS OEM FOR 53 FLATHEAD ?
    Are you shure it is not a 1bbl Holley 94? they did not use 2bbl's stock on flatheads. Is it a 3 bolt carb? if it is, it is ither the Holley 94 or the Stromberg 97
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    http://www.tocmp.com/manuals/Carbs/H...st/index3.html

    Look at the bottom half of the list, looks to be right for the application you have.

    Matt, you need to do a little more study, flatheads always had two barrel carbs.
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    Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
    http://www.tocmp.com/manuals/Carbs/H...st/index3.html

    Look at the bottom half of the list, looks to be right for the application you have.

    Matt, you need to do a little more study, flatheads always had two barrel carbs.
    Guess I got messed up with what is stock and what was done aftermarket, never saw or heard much about stock flathead V8's, always see them with multiple carb setups. I know the hot setup on a flathead is at least 3 strombergs or holley 94's, maby that is where I got the 1bbl thing from and adapted that to being the way it was stock. Flathead V8'snever used 3 bolt carbs then? Thanks for correcting me.
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    THANKS MR. CURMUDGEON. IT WAS THE STOCK CARB FOR MY MERC.

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    Originally posted by Matt167
    Flathead V8'snever used 3 bolt carbs then? Thanks for correcting me.
    Yes, they were 3 bolt. BTW, for a mostly stock to mildly hopped flattie, two carbs are better than three, and in reality a 390 cfm four barrel is even better.............just not as sexy.
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