Sixpack

[Kennetto]

The threads on the fuel level adjuster on my front carb fuel bowl are broken,and i must try to find a new fuelbowl, are the front and rear bowls interchangeable on Holleys 2300, and where to find i live in Sweden so it is almost impossible here.

 

[ckessel]

I believe they interchange. You can also get them new using the LIST number of the carb, which is its part number, from Holley and other sources. You mentioned that the hole for the needle and seat unit are stripped. If you are using the type of needle/seat unit which uses a large brass threaded nut to lock it down as opposed to the skinny non threaded nut and big headed screw type, thats why it stripped. The type with the brass nut does not have the same threads per inch count as the other correct type and is guaranteed to strip the bowl.

 

[R413]

Both the outboards are the same bowl.

The center and outboards are different bowls. The secondaries don't have an accelerator pump, or a vent on the top, and the fuel level plug hole is higher on center and lower on secondary.

 

[Mopar083]

As R413 mentioned, center and outboards are different. One or both of the vendors below should be able to get you the parts you need. I don't know if they ship overseas.

Allstate Carb: Home Page - Allstate Carburetor
Chicago Carb: Chicago Carburetor

This guy has lots of good Mopar six pack/Corvette tri power videos and explains part numbers and interchange info:
https://www.youtube.com/@backnine/videos

 

[Kennetto]

Maby it is possible to save the bowl with same kind of thread glue

 

[steve340]

No once the threads are gone you are done. The thread is there to allow fuel level adjustment in the float bowl. You will get a fuel leak if the two gaskets on the needle valve do not seal.
I have seen them drilled out and re-tapped but it looks odd.

 

[Kennetto]

Will fuel bowl for 4150 or 4500 fit for sixpack 2300

 

[1968rt]

At one time there was a repair kit for the stripped threads, but it was $$$

 

[1968rt]

Holley Tri power Fuel Bowl - Allstate Carburetor looks like they have them in stock

 

[WileERobby]

If there's enough thread to set fuel level, you can use an epoxy sealer to solve the leak... but it will be permanent.