Looking to replace mikuni carburetor with weber.

[94maxlow]

I'm attempting to install a Weber k 614 32/36 on my 2.6 with 5 speed. This kit did not include a block off plate between the carb and the intake. Does anyone know were i could find one. I'm really thinking about starting my own thread ( manly so i don't hijack another members).

Anyone have any other thread suggestions or can tell me what all I'm going to need. I was very naive in thinking this would just bolt down and run. The research i have done so far has led me to, adding a electric fuel pump / blocking manual fuel pump. What else am i missing??

[SubGothius]

This kit did not include a block off plate between the carb and the intake.

Do you mean the adapter plates to adapt the stock carb bolt pattern to the Weber bolt pattern? That should have been included in the K614 kit as a standard part. If you got the kit from an proper vendor like Redline Weber, Pierce Manifolds, or Carbs Unlimited (carburetion.com), contact them to say they sent you a kit missing the adapter plates.

If you meant a plate to block off the hole in the head where you removed the stock mech fuel pump, you can use a fuel pump block-off plate for a classic Chevy big-block V8, Ford big/small block V8, Mopar V8. This is the diamond-shaped 2-bolt plate, not the 4-bolt plate for Chevy small-blocks. Some minor modification may be required (e.g. filing down a bit of the two longer sides), so get an alloy plate rather than the steel version.

[94maxlow]

Thanks for your reply SubGothius, I received the plate to bolt the carburetor to the intake. I was thinking since the stock carburetor is a water choke that the holes in the intake under the carburetor would need to be covered by a plate.

[94maxlow]

Hopefully the photos will show up. The holes I circled in red are the ones i was needing to know if they need a plate or not?