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XE Falcon weber carby onto Holden Red 202
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Will the stock red motor manifold work or will I need a specific manifold to adapt it?
Also I plan on buying a new air filter, will I have to buy an air filter made for an XE Falcon?
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there are specific aftermarket airfilters for the webers, like 9" x 2" chrome versions are available
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As you will have to use a adapter plate I would recommend you use either a std holden two barrel manifold or aftermarket two barrel manifold. This will give you a better flow than adapting from two barrels back to single barrel. You may find some useful information on doing the conversion here http://holdenpaedia.oldh...en.com/Weber_Conversion
Cheers Paul.
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the best manifolds to use are the holley pattern manifolds, so cain, speco, redline ect will be best
i have manifolds and adaptor plates if you need any
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