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My question is where do I get the adapter plates from. Do I need the carb first or are all Weber bases the same and I just need to get adapters for 1979 LUV 1.8 from Redline? Or somewhere else???? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just don't want to buy something I can't use.

Karl

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2005 Silverado 3/4T Crew Cab
1981 Luv 2WD
1979 Luv 4x4 Currently going through Open Heart and Cosmetic surgery
1995 Roughneck JetBoat
1981 Luv parts trk

I found this late last night and I may be chasing my own tail. It's listed on E-bay as a Holley with the same mounting pattern as the Webber 32/36. It's also a hot water choke but I can get the electric choke for an additional $12. I know I may have jumped the gun posting this so late last night as a Weber. It was late, I had the Grandson all day and i saw Weber and $89. I just don't want to waste anyone's time. With that said I know just about any carb can be made to fit but would rather install a Weber if that's the consensus of what's best and naturally the model that requires the leat modifications to gas line/throttle.... connections. If anyone has installed a Holley, did you like it?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Holley-W ... 2-36-mm_W0

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In life there is the "Way things should be" and then "There's the way they are".

2005 Silverado 3/4T Crew Cab
1981 Luv 2WD
1979 Luv 4x4 Currently going through Open Heart and Cosmetic surgery
1995 Roughneck JetBoat
1981 Luv parts trk

Link no workee...lol

I couldn't get thru the link either. Im nto sure about the Holley but you can get parts ( including adapter plates ) for the weber from this link.
http://www.carburetion.com/Weber/adaptors.htm

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1980 4x4 - Hunt'n truck 9yrs only seen pavement to the gas station. Gets a little spooked when it sees another vehicle.

I do believe the Holley is made by Weber, somebody please correct that if I'm wrong...

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The Holley style is built by Webber and was used on several kinds of rigs but most notably is the Pinto/Mustang 2.3s and these used the hot water chokes also some were used on the 2.6 and early 2.8 Fords.

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1978 pro street step/side 455Buick, 4sp,4.11s, 31/18.5s

Thats pretty much what I'm running. Check the link...


viewtopic.php?f=6&t=17037

I have seen the Weber 34/34 under Holly on sales web pages.