knockoff ford 2100 carbs on Ebay


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By SIDSERV - 6 Years Ago
Has anyone tried running any of the autolite 2100 carbs off ebay that are made by rally and such?  If so are they any good?  I need a cheap carb for a motor for temp use. 
By Ted - 6 Years Ago
Can you provide a link?  A quick search doesn’t bring up ‘Rally’.
By charliemccraney - 6 Years Ago
https://www.ebay.com/itm/154-NEW-CARBURETOR-2100-FORD-289-302-351-JEEP-360-ENGINES-2-BARREL-1964-1978/140835000606?hash=item20ca6b911e:g:1swAAOxy3HJTIyWf&vxp=mtr

Definitely made in China for that price.
By SIDSERV - 6 Years Ago
China was obvious when I looked at them.  I would rather buy a holley 2300 right now but I am on a limited income since I just retired and I am waiting on the VA to pull their heads out of their rears and finally send me disabilty pay.  I am just curious if someone has ever ran these china carbs.  I have an old holley R-7454 that is ready to go but finding the right adapter to go from a spread bore base to the ecz-9425-a intake.  I am waiting on spring so I can get the slab poured for my shop and until I get my shop up I don't have access to my mill to just make an adapter.  I normally won't buy a used carb even for rebuild because you never know what the previous owner did to them.
By charliemccraney - 6 Years Ago
Here it is on Amazon, with reviews.

https://www.amazon.com/Carburetor-2100-Ford-Engines-1964-1978/dp/B00NWQ3VXW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1516819955&sr=8-1&keywords=rally+2100
By SIDSERV - 6 Years Ago
Well if I buy one I will let you all know the build quality. Everything that I can find is assembled in Mexico with parts made parts from who knows where.
By 56_Fairlane - 6 Years Ago
That is some really nasty looking pot metal. I'd rather pay twice the price for a real one that will last. I wouldn't trust one on my lawn mower.
By paul2748 - 6 Years Ago
How much do you want to lose?  450 if the carb is bad (150 for the clone plus 300 (or more) for a real replacement).  Yes, it may work out but based on the reviews.  I would stay away. Good reviews are known to be made by those who have a vested interest in the sale of the product, not an independent third party.
By 1960fordf350 - 6 Years Ago
Why not look on Craigslist?   I bet you can find carbs all day long.   Might get a free engine with it!!
By Pete 55Tbird - 6 Years Ago
Just my opinion, for what it may be worth. Buy a USED 2100 and a NEW KIT. This is the easiest carb to rekit that I can think of. Clean it really well and blow out all the passages and you are good to go. Pete