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4781-6

Posted By: Leigh

4781-6 - 09/10/20 03:12 PM

Anyone have a fixed airbleed main body, they could measure the air bleeds? I just picked up a used one, and want a baseline. I searched extensively, and could only find HP data. Thanks in advance.
Posted By: B1MAXX

Re: 4781-6 - 09/10/20 04:11 PM

In the past I have used Holley's tech line for info like that and they were great.
Posted By: Leigh

Re: 4781-6 - 09/10/20 05:13 PM

Thanks, sounds like a good idea. I noticed the primary and secondary boosters have a different id. I saw the oem secondary jetting, is 2 sizes leaner, so I’ll measure the bleeds, booster discharge channel and od and id, to get an idea why, before calling.
Posted By: B1MAXX

Re: 4781-6 - 09/11/20 12:36 PM

I have a 4781 on the shelf...I'll look and see what -# it is.Just for the heck of it. Let you know what I find.
Posted By: Leigh

Re: 4781-6 - 09/11/20 12:44 PM

If you could measure the primary and secondary pvcr as well, that would be great! Thanks!
Posted By: B1MAXX

Re: 4781-6 - 09/11/20 04:18 PM

here is what I have, not sure if it helps you though. It's a 4781-2, the primary bleeds are .070 idle, .026 high speed. The secondary bleeds are .067 idle, .026 high speed. I didn't want to pull a bowl and metering block. its in ready to run shape and didn't want to mess with it but I have written on the bowls primary has a 80 jet with a power valve, and the secondary has a 92 jet with the power valve blocked. I know that doesn't answer the question of the pvcr, but that's the way I have that one set up. up Holley's tech has always been really good.
Posted By: Leigh

Re: 4781-6 - 09/11/20 04:40 PM

Thanks! Did you happen to notice if the primary and secondary boosters are different sizes? That’ll be my last question!
Posted By: B1MAXX

Re: 4781-6 - 09/14/20 04:39 PM

I didn't notice any difference in boosters.

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