heades, bigger cam, valve springs....all depends on what you want to do with it
$32 a barrel
Operation Barrel Roll happened in 1969.
Leonard Marks invented the barrel of monkeys and sold it to Lakeside toys.
All cacti are vascular plants, including the barrel cactus.
Yes, there are several species of barrel cacti that live in the Chihuahuan Desert.
first you will need a 2 barrel carby. then you will need either a new inlet manifold for a 2 barrel, or an adaptor plate that goes from 4 barrel to 2 barrel. using an adaptor will be cheaper than an inlet manifold
The 400 in the 1979 F150 has a 2 barrel carburetor , so unless your willing to change the intake manifold to a 4 barrel manifold and get a 4 barrel carburetor , I would stick with original equipment
A similar carburettor and engineering skill.
You need more information. What kind of car,engine,year. All we can tell is that could be driving a elephant. The two "humps" you metion are older modeal heads from the 60's. They are indeed called camel humps. They can be found in 1.94 or 2.02 intake valve. If you have true camel hump heads, keep them! They are fctory performance heads and are worth a mint. There should be no accessory mounting holes in the heads, ie. holes for brackets such as alternator, etc....
yes you can but you will have to get a 4bbl. intake manifold and install it.
Yes , but you also have to change the intake manifold
Sorry no, the intake manifold would have to be changed
Yes , but you would have to change the intake manifold also
you will have to install a 2 bbl intake manifold to mount the 2 bbl. carb.
Yes , but you would have to change the intake manifold also
Companies like Transdapt make aluminum spacer-like adapters to mount a 2bbl carb on a 1bbl manifold . Not very efficient and they are application specific .
It depends, if you get the exact same carburetor, then no, but if say you upgrade from a single barrel carter to a 4 barrel edelbrock then yes, but if you already have a 4-barrel carb and manifold then you may need a adapter which is inexpensive, but you could also get lucky and it may bolt right up.