400 2bbl carb?
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400 2bbl carb?
My 1978 400, has a remanufactured carb. (small decal says reman-carb) there is no other tags or even a name of company that did the reman. My question is there a way to identify this carb to be sure it is for a 400 and not a 351. It is a motorcraft 2150? Can it be identified by other markings or throttle bore size?
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A Motorcraft carb uses a tag that is screwed down to one of the top cover bolts in front. If that carb is good enough to work on a 351 it is plenty for a 400, comparing stock motor to stock motor of course.
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Thanks for the reply
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I am sorry I did not post my Question clearly enough. I thought I had.
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Im sure you have a 2150 motorcraft. If so that carb was available for both the 351m and the 400. The 400 doesnt need any more cfm than a 351. Depending on where the carb was bought it was probably remanufactured by Champion.
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