piping heat into clifford performance intake
I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is
starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site says: >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when the >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or something like that? any help would be appreciated. B. |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
"brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you have and that will help locate the proper part. Chris |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
"brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you have and that will help locate the proper part. Chris |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
"brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you have and that will help locate the proper part. Chris |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
If you have the water heated manifold like the stock Jeeps, then
you should be able to see the openings cast into the lower part of it, pictured: http://www.thepcshopper.com/clifford...log/page16.pdf Be sure and disconnect it for the Summer, it'll knock the heck out of your performance, and maybe lead to vapor lock problems God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ brad smith wrote: > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
If you have the water heated manifold like the stock Jeeps, then
you should be able to see the openings cast into the lower part of it, pictured: http://www.thepcshopper.com/clifford...log/page16.pdf Be sure and disconnect it for the Summer, it'll knock the heck out of your performance, and maybe lead to vapor lock problems God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ brad smith wrote: > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
If you have the water heated manifold like the stock Jeeps, then
you should be able to see the openings cast into the lower part of it, pictured: http://www.thepcshopper.com/clifford...log/page16.pdf Be sure and disconnect it for the Summer, it'll knock the heck out of your performance, and maybe lead to vapor lock problems God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ brad smith wrote: > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it is > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford site > says: > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But when > the > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > B. |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
I have a Holley 2300 which is a 2 bbl 500cfm carb. I am going to replace it
with a lower cfm Webber, prob. a 38. I guess I should probably wait for the new carb to get plate then. B. "c" <c@me.org> wrote in message news:bj0Tb.8819$2h.7165@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > "brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message > news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it > is > > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford > site > > says: > > > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But > when > > the > > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > > > B. > > > > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can > use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the > same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to > find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you > have and that will help locate the proper part. > > Chris > > |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
I have a Holley 2300 which is a 2 bbl 500cfm carb. I am going to replace it
with a lower cfm Webber, prob. a 38. I guess I should probably wait for the new carb to get plate then. B. "c" <c@me.org> wrote in message news:bj0Tb.8819$2h.7165@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > "brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message > news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it > is > > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford > site > > says: > > > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But > when > > the > > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > > > B. > > > > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can > use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the > same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to > find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you > have and that will help locate the proper part. > > Chris > > |
Re: piping heat into clifford performance intake
I have a Holley 2300 which is a 2 bbl 500cfm carb. I am going to replace it
with a lower cfm Webber, prob. a 38. I guess I should probably wait for the new carb to get plate then. B. "c" <c@me.org> wrote in message news:bj0Tb.8819$2h.7165@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > "brad smith" <bradley_k_smith@hotmaill.com> wrote in message > news:Qb0Tb.22306$M81.2418@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com... > > I have a Clifford Performance intake but no heat to my Holley carb and it > is > > starting to freeze over in this cold weather here in KC. the Clifford > site > > says: > > > > >"If you do not want to hook it up you can run without water heat" But > when > > the > > >temp drops below 65 degrees your carb will condensate. So hook it up! > > > > do I need a plate to mount the carb to that has a water jacket on it or > > something like that? any help would be appreciated. > > > > B. > > > > These are pretty common items. If you have a Holley 4 barrel, then you can > use the Ford plate that was used on the Motor square bore carb. They use the > same bolt pattern. If you have a different carb, then you'll just have to > find one that matches your carb flange. Post back with the exact carb you > have and that will help locate the proper part. > > Chris > > |
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