Edelbrock Performer Carburetors 1406

Yes, if you use Performer Intake Manifold # 2711, the Performer Series 600 cfm # 1406 is the correct choice

Edelbrock Answer - August 14, 2017

Yes but you have to upgrade to the proper intake manifold and linkages

JARED from NY answered on August 19, 2017

With intake change would work well

STERLING from CA answered on August 14, 2017

It works GREAT on my 350 corvette

ADOLF from NJ answered on August 20, 2017

yes if you have the right intake manifold

JIM from SD answered on August 16, 2017

No sir, you have a Qjet intake, not square bore intake, they make adapters but I would not use them. Stick with a spread bore carb or replace the intake to use the Edelbrock.

MATTHEW A from CA answered on August 16, 2017

I would imagine you would have to change intake manifold to a 4 bbl also

KEITH from OH answered on August 17, 2017

If it was mine I'd mate it to Eddlebrock aluminum intake manifold . It would require some gas line , & linkage charges , but well worth it !

LES from TX answered on August 16, 2017

You will need to change your intake manifold

GEORGE from WA answered on August 16, 2017

you will need to upgrade your intake manifold as well.

EDWARD from NJ answered on August 14, 2017

I have a Chevy 350 and it worked fine for me. I did buy a low rise Edelbrock intake manifold, which made it easy. Had to save parts from the original application for kick down cable.

SCOTT from TX answered on August 20, 2017

Yes, but if your engine is capable of generating over 300 HP, Edelbrock will suggest to look at a bigger carburetor, 1806 is the Thunder Series AVS carburetor would most likely run better, unless if you are possibly making over 400 HP Edelbrock will suggest our 1813, 800 cfm carburetor, just like they use on their Crate Engines that make over 400 HP.

Edelbrock Answer - July 14, 2017

A little bigger

DAVID from MA answered on August 01, 2017

yes

JASON from MN answered on July 16, 2017

I personally would go with something a little bit bigger. I put one on my 327 and it's just enough.

CHRIS from NV answered on July 26, 2017

bigger is better

LEON from TX answered on August 01, 2017

It works quite good on my Ford 351 windsor but will depends on the cfm.

PAU from Chile answered on July 30, 2017

Yes it will work

from UT answered on July 20, 2017

Yes,this carb is perfect on your 383 for street application

REMY from France answered on July 25, 2017

It will work..depending on the horsepower of ur engine...it will handle u to 400 comfortable as a daily driver...and track use..then 750 would be better...for ur application. .I have 450 hp..on a 350..I downsize to a 650..it. was a better choice.....

JOSEPH from FL answered on July 25, 2017

Absolutely, they're a perfect match for each other...

Edelbrock Answer - November 21, 2017

yes, I think so.

DAVID O from MO answered on November 26, 2017

I don’t have a clue

STEVE from WA answered on December 23, 2017

yes,Edelbrock on Edelbrock. they also sell adapters and spacers if needed. also you may want to install a fuel presure regulator. the 1406 needs to remain below 7 lbs. of pressure or it will overload at idle.

TRUITT from GA answered on November 30, 2017

Yes and they work very well together.

BRUCE G from AZ answered on November 24, 2017

yes

DAVID O from MO answered on November 27, 2017

go to edelbrock website and look for details on manifold 2701.

BUAEL D from TN answered on November 26, 2017

YES, absolutely it will work fantastic. Thanks for your question.

Edelbrock Answer - October 29, 2017

yes it will and will get better gas milage than a holly

GRANT L from CO answered on October 30, 2017

I feel it would.

DAVID C from WV answered on October 31, 2017

600 is to small for a 352 big block you need a 650 or 750.

GUILLERMO from TX answered on November 01, 2017

I have used the 1406 carb on several gm and mopar engines. I do not know why it would not work on a ford engine. The times I have used it were on stock motors, not high performance.

From my view there are two less than favorable issues with this carb:
If there is more than 5.5-to 6.0 lbs of fuel pressure it loads up with fuel.
It is overly susceptable to heat and will boil the gas.

HERSCHEL from AZ answered on November 01, 2017