power valve question I was at the local O'Reilly parts store this afternoon, and noticed that they have Holley power valves in stock there. do these same power valves fit the holley 94 carbs? they looked the same. maybe the are, and maybe the gasket is wrong. does anyone here have any experience with the power valves sold by O'Rielly's? sure would be convenient for me to be able to purchase them locally, if they will work----Jim
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Re: power valve question If you have a CarQuest auto store in your area they have or can get power valves that will work in your Holley 94 without any modification, I've read that the Holley power valves will work, however you'll have to make some modifications to install it. I just got a FM728G which is a 5.5. It comes with a gasket. I did a search on this forum for "power valves" and found this info..
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Re: power valve question Every one I got at a parts store was for a 4-BBL, and while it would screw into the 94, it leaked. Daytona Parts or (shudder) Charllie Price have the proper power valves.
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Re: power valve question Thanks guy's I did a search on the carquest web site and could not get that # to come up. will try again. would like to get a couple of 5.5's and 4.5's Thanks again.----Jim
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I was told a couple of days ago that Carquest has been sold and that they are going to liquidate all their Carquest marked and numbered parts so your Carquest part number may not work. Don't remember who bought them. Hope the new guys treat me as well as the Carquest guys did. |
Re: power valve question Advanced bought Carquest
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Re: power valve question I got the correct one's from Vintage Speed, (Charley Price)
vintagespeed.com |
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Re: power valve question I have also purchased from Mr Price, and have no complaints at all. Power valves often come with a little shoulder, and that needs to be machined off, so getting them from people like vintage speed means you get the right part.
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Re: power valve question just ordered a 5.5 from carquest the guy here crossed the above # to new part will let you know what # and if it works, yess advance auto bought them out, also why a lot of advance prices went up better quality parts
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Re: power valve question None available in any store in the state of Alaska, according to the guy at carquest yesterday. I told him not to bother ordering it. I would have to pay more in freight than the part. I will be placing an order with Daytona carburetor tomorrow. will end up buying a few kits, an assortment of power valves and a few leather accelerator pumps, if they have them. If not I will be on the hunt for them. waiting for a few more local events to pass before I start playing with the tri-power. I want to be able to drive the car, the driving season is short here, especially with no heater.----Jim
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Re: power valve question With the variety of dubious parts floating around, I really recommend one of these to be sure of what you install in your carb. It is a one-time expense that will give you peace of mind when troubleshooting.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mor-62295 Lonnie |
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Edit: If your engine has only a single carb, and you are starting off with a pretty good carb. that is in good shape, and you have good luck, you probably don't need this device. Just slap a kit in it and be happy. These things really shine when unexplained problems, and/or multiple carbs come into play. |
Re: power valve question I may have to get one of these, but wait my buddy "outlaw" will probably let me borrow his when he gets it. lol.---Jim
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Re: power valve question Jim, Just ordered one. I'll let you know when I recieve it. Bill
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Re: power valve question Jim, Bill, don't forget the Bear Paw this afternoon!
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