4 x Weber 48 IDF (not IDA) conversion

eclectechieMember

Recently, I was asking questions here about fitting a quad-Weber setup under the deck lid.

The answer was that IDA's will not fit; the rear deck needs to be notched. However, the lower-profile IDF should fit, given the right manifold. (The IDF appears to be a better street carburetor than the IDA as a side benefit.)

While browsing the web tonight, I found this wildv8 page at carburation.com. Part way down the page they show a 351c setup for 4 x 48 IDFs (search for K351c-IDF).

I'm not ready to buy this yet (too much other stuff to buy first), but maybe someone else is interested; I know George is.

If anyone goes for these or asks questions about them, I would be really interested in the result.

Thanks,

3/4/0710:31 PM

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