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Ok lets start again I'm not trying to get more speed or more power.
I just would like to know where I can get a 350 holley carburetto and the adapter to fit it and if anyone has done this before isnit hard to fit?
I'm just chasing reliability in the carburettor as when the engine is running...
Ive rebuilt a few old boats mainly because of the hull design(eg deep rise and heavy chine) and i found soft patches in most of them,please dont kidd yourself if there is rott in one spot rip up the deck in that area then check your bearers and stringer you might find that you will have to...
Thank you for all your responces,and yes you all are correct i should have mantioned that i was thinking of a 2barrel holley and not the 4barrel i want to know where and what adaptation kit i would need and how difficult is this to fit , i would like more knots but i really want reliability most...
Hi Everyone,
Wondering if anyone can tell me if I can swap the carby on my 1986 mercruiser inline 6 to a holley carby and what adapter plates do I need, where to get them from?
If anyone has done this before or can offer any advice be very much appreciated.
Thanks
