Intake manifold

[cptam1]

The number on it DOAE 9425-L, to the right and up is 0A10. And my 650 CFM HOlley carb wont fit i need to raise it and the gas cable linkage is different from the smaller Holley i just took off. The directions say install the "new ball, washer and nut in the same location as the old one. But it Didn't come with a Ball or any thing. Im in deep, i think my wife wants to go to marrige counseling now.

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[bnickel]

The number on it DOAE 9425-L, to the right and up is 0A10. And my 650 CFM HOlley carb wont fit i need to raise it and the gas cable linkage is different from the smaller Holley i just took off. The directions say install the "new ball, washer and nut in the same location as the old one. But it Didn't come with a Ball or any thing. Im in deep, i think my wife wants to go to marrige counseling now.

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you should be able to take the ball stud off the old carb and use it. as for raising the carb you'll need to buy a spacer.

 

[cptam1]

intake

The ball stud is riveted to the old Carb.

 

[66HertzClone]

Look at what I found at Summit,

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...20-2&N=115+4294925239+4294844417&autoview=sku

 

[302 coupe]

usually, you can find that holley ball kit at advance, autozone, etc. Use a spacer to raise the carb, or buy an aftermarket intake. Stock intakes aren't suited even for mild performance upgrades.

 

[bnickel]

yeah the ball studs are usually very easy to find. if you have an O'reilly auto parts nearby i know for a fact that they carry them.