HELP!!!...Holley metering block ID

[n2oracer]

A guy brought me a box of Holley carbs that have been disassembled. There are several carbs there : a couple of 750 mech, 600 vac, and a couple of 450 mech. Plus spare parts gathered over the years. I need help matching the metering blocks to the correct carbs. I couldn't find the info on Holley's site. Found part #, but not the stamped ID numbers. Here is what I have.

11166 3
9970 3
6541 4779
11180 3
11038 6
4100
1947 3

[DrillDawg]

anything 4779 is 750 DP, check the jets in the diff. blocks and see if you can match the jet size to carb size, that should be in the book.

DD

[n2oracer]

No jets or PVs

[jmarkaudio]

The 4779 is a 750 DP block, the 11180 3 block is from an early 4781 850 DP, two emulsion bleed metering block. I use those for an inexpensive 3 to 2 circuit Dominator conversion.

[Ron Miller]

Call Holley Tech Department. They will help you with all your numbers. They even can tell you the application from the numbers, jet size, etc.

[JDR Performance]

The 4779 is a 750 DP block, the 11180 3 block is from an early 4781 850 DP, two emulsion bleed metering block. I use those for an inexpensive 3 to 2 circuit Dominator conversion.

11180-3 is for a 750. Look at the pvcr size.

[BLACK BART]

My records show the #11166 block to be a primary block for a 4779DP.

The #6541 and #11180 blocks to be primary blocks for a 4779DP.

The #4100 block is a secondary conversion block to convert a model 4160 to a model 4150.

I don't have anything on the other numbers, but I hope what I listed helps. CJ

[JDR Performance]

11166 is a secondary metering block, and will not be drilled and tapped for a power valve.

[jmarkaudio]

The 4779 is a 750 DP block, the 11180 3 block is from an early 4781 850 DP, two emulsion bleed metering block. I use those for an inexpensive 3 to 2 circuit Dominator conversion.

11180-3 is for a 750. Look at the pvcr size.

I'll have to look, but my blocks come bare, without any plugs in the wells, IFR's, and I believe PVCR's. I asked for 850 blocks, may be what they use at BLP and modify as needed. Either way they are an early 2 e-bleed block and should work for any DP with the right IFR's, PVCR's and jets.

[JDR Performance]

The pvcr is drilled to size for a 750. If they're complete metering blocks like the ones he's got, the ifr will be for a 750 also, and will be smaller than they would be for an 850. For what you're doing with them they're fine.

[n2oracer]

Thanks guys. That info seems to support whats here as I have 4779-6 and 80779. Both 750's.