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Old 03-03-2018, 11:57 AM   #21
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Default Re: A better carburetor for my 47 G model six cylinder

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Old 03-03-2018, 12:59 PM   #22
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They look great...but not my first choice for fuel economy..
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I never swapped any on the flathead six but I did swap the glass bowl holley for the autolite off of a 1966 f100 240 six. WOW what a difference. Power wise, no more maybe a little less, smoothness over all other driveability day and night better. Of course reading this you can see how I feel about holleys, none better when you want all out performance but far from the best for overall driveability. Once running correctly those little autolites can't be beat.
The Holly 847 is the stock carb for my 226... the later Holly 1904 was used for the falcons, etc...

What is the Autolite carburetor model no.?
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"What is the Autolite carburetor model no.? "


The Autolite model 1100 one barrel carb was used on 200 and 240 sixes in the mid 60's.


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Did you hook up a vacuum to one or both carbs from your distributor?
The front carb only. It seems to work good. Good acceleration, runs and idles smooth. Decent economy. I have been told by the experts that it should not work, but I didn't know any better so I guess it did.
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"What is the Autolite carburetor model no.? "


The Autolite model 1100 one barrel carb was used on 200 and 240 sixes in the mid 60's.


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In talking to Charlie NY... I am going to keep with the Holly 847.. Shipped the carburetor to him today for a quality rebuild!
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