4180 Holley
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4180 Holley
Anyone know the list number for the 4180 used on the 1979
460's? Did they put the ford part number on the carb body,
or on a tag? I'll be looking for one at swap meets and I doubt
I'll find any that still have their tags left. Thanks.
460's? Did they put the ford part number on the carb body,
or on a tag? I'll be looking for one at swap meets and I doubt
I'll find any that still have their tags left. Thanks.
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Not good for performance, the mixture screws are in the baseplate behind some plugs that must be drilled out. I believe there are actually 4 mixture screws. 2 for the rear as well.At least the one I had off of a 85 Mustang GT did.
Are you doing a restore? Why would you want a 4180 over a 4160?
Are you doing a restore? Why would you want a 4180 over a 4160?
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Cheaper, and it's going on a 76 460 in a Grand Marquis to replace the 4350. If it's off a 460, it'll already be calibrated for that application. The 76 is stock, no modifications. On a $400 car, I'm not spending $300 for a new one. Oh' and I know I'll need the adapter.
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Yeah, make sure you get long studs because the 4180 and 4350 have the same bolt pattern unlike a Q-Jet which uses the smaller pattern so the studs will have to go thru the egr plate, adapter plate and carb from the intake.
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Holley Carb
Well, at the Arlington TX swap meet yesterday, I bought
a Holley List No. 80457-2 carb complete with all the proper
linkage for $10. Looks like I'll use it instead of the 4180 I
was looking for. Cheap enough. The date code was 2158,
which I'm assuming is 1998. I don't think they had the
-2 model out in 1988. I could be wrong. All the linkage
moved properly and there was a solid and steady rush of
air from the accel. pump holes, so I think I did OK. What
do you 'all think?
a Holley List No. 80457-2 carb complete with all the proper
linkage for $10. Looks like I'll use it instead of the 4180 I
was looking for. Cheap enough. The date code was 2158,
which I'm assuming is 1998. I don't think they had the
-2 model out in 1988. I could be wrong. All the linkage
moved properly and there was a solid and steady rush of
air from the accel. pump holes, so I think I did OK. What
do you 'all think?
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I have one on a 460. It runs fine. I also had it on a 351W for awhile until I swapped carbs between the two trucks because I'm going to be keeping the 63 and wanted my 750 Edelbrock. For $10, as long as it isn't cracked and leaks, you got a great deal.
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I have a 4180 I just bought from a carb shop for $75. I don't like it and would sell it fo what I paid. It came off a 460 and comes with the adapter for a spread bore manifold. It was freshly rebuilt and has about 10 minutes of run time on it from me.
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