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Old 21-04-09, 14:54
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I always thought that any old 94 type carb had an economizer valve. It opens up another passage when the vacuum drops and more fuel is needed. The economizer bit is for when the passage is closed and you get better economy. All Holley carbs use them too. The valve serves the same function as the metering rod setup on Carter and Rochester carbs.
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Old 22-04-09, 04:17
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Default Holley 94

I always called the valve in question a power valve.
Here is a link to an exploded drawing.

http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/F...rd1938to48.jpg

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Old 22-04-09, 10:23
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Paul, I see your "official" picture has it labelled as an "economiser" valve.
Alex. I thought you were akin to God, but it apears you are a mere mortal.
If you do a google search, you will find they are commonly called an economiser valve.
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Old 24-04-09, 08:46
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The original Economiser or Power valve used in the Holley 94 Carb opened at 7.5in Hg vacuum. These Power valves are identical to the current valves used in modern Holley Carbs (eg Holley 650, 750 Quad carbs, etc) and are available nowadays in a variety of vacuum ratings, or even as a blank-off valve that doesn't open. They come in 2.5in Hg to 10.5in, and going to a 5.5 or 6.5 is handy to eliminate valve recession and burnt valves with modern unleaded fuels, but fuel economy will suffer, and if you should be running twin carbs on your Ford then going to 4.5 will be necessary to get them to open at all!

BTW, if you should also need Main Jets for your Holley 94, these are also identical to the Modern Holleys (and therefore readily available), and are a .051 size as standard.
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Old 30-04-09, 23:25
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Had to order the carb overhaul kit from Macs autos in the States still need a oil filter and head gaskets dont know if i can source in the UK as yet. Did manage to find a NOS contact set on ebay tho, and have got a quote to refurb the waterpumps.
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Default head gaskets?

Hi Alan
Are you talking 21 stud engine block AKA pilot/ uk built engine
Or
Mercury 24 stud.
If 21 stud head gaskets come up on Ebay fairly often and not over expensive.

Regards stephen.
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Old 01-05-09, 03:57
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..... head gaskets come up on Ebay fairly often and not over expensive.

Regards stephen.
So indeed do the Carb kits, quite comprehensive: Example
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