Emission legal direct replacement carb for a 1978 360?
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- 1978 Jeep CJ-5 "Levi's" edition, original AMC 304 V8, T-150 transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, AMC 20 rear end. All stock except for a hotter ignition.
The Holley 64-5180 is a replacement part and it is 50 state emissions legal when used on the AMC 360. The Edelbrock Performer/RPM intake is also listed as a "direct replacement" part and is also 50 state legal.
Can they be used together?
Is the Holley just a reman'd Motorcraft 4350 spread bore? If it is then the Performer intake will not work with it because it doesn't accept a spread bore carb, only square bore. So how can the Edelbrock intake be considered a "direct replacement" and emissions legal when used with the stock carb when it can't even accept the stock carb?
Anyone have any thought on this?
Can they be used together?
Is the Holley just a reman'd Motorcraft 4350 spread bore? If it is then the Performer intake will not work with it because it doesn't accept a spread bore carb, only square bore. So how can the Edelbrock intake be considered a "direct replacement" and emissions legal when used with the stock carb when it can't even accept the stock carb?
Anyone have any thought on this?
