4500 series intake that also has 4150 bolt pattern?
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Possibly looking for intakes that accept both bolt patterns, someone mentioned it in my other thread and don't feel like looking through to see who makes them, anyone know?
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Are you thinking about an adaptor plate or spacer?
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=...Qwg8IEg&adurl=
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=...Qwg8IEg&adurl=
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Tim, you will have to get 4500 base plates to put on your carbs the throttle body's should have a dual pattern to bolt the 4500 base plate on. Then you bolt it on whatever intake you want... It's only money :-)
Actually I would call Quickfuel. There literature on your carbs is very confusing.
Actually I would call Quickfuel. There literature on your carbs is very confusing.
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A 4150 on a 4500 opening would not seal. A 4500 on a 4150 opening would be too much restriction ie: manifold mounting flange would be under throttle blades..which of course would interfere with being able to open throttle blades.
Obviously I could be wrong on this...ust doing quick thinking, but that is how I am thinking this given minute. LOL.
Brodix makes an insert adapter for one of their 4500 intakes for just that....if I remember they made this combo for an offshore boat class that mandated a certain size 4150 carb.
Anyway, shortest 4150 caarb to 4500 intake adapter I know of is 1" tall. Maybe a thinner 'plate' adapter exists that I don't know of or remember.
BLP and a few others make a dual 4150/4500 base plate for some 4150 carbs that let's you bolt on a 4150 carb to either type intake. Still need a plate to seal it. Of course, an adapter would be easier and probably cheaper.
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Just looking at options, my buddy said my carbs are fine, but he likes the plenum on a 4500 intake better, I thought someone on my other thread said there was I take like that, Guess not lol
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Ok so you need a 4500 base plate from BLP your throttle shafts butterflies and everything will transfer over. On top of that there is an 1/8" spacer that you will need that goes under the baseplate to seal around the sides of the baseplate. Why can't they make it all in one? I dunno didn't design it. Or as stated a 1" adapter to convert from 4500 to 4150 must be used. Quickfuel has a nice 4 hole designed adapter.


