EBY-9425-D Manifold


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By gritsngumbo - 15 Years Ago
Just saw a 4 bbl manifold on e-bay with the above number. Can someone tell me anything about this manifold? I'm familiar with the ECZ-9425 A and B but not the EBY D. Thanks in advance.
By Hoosier Hurricane - 15 Years Ago
Maybe '54 Merc??
By Ted - 15 Years Ago

I believe John has nailed it in that EBY-D part number does sound like a teapot 4 barrel intake for a 256 Merc.  This would have the smaller ports and be a suitable intake for a 239 without worrying about the gasket mismatch that occurs when using the later model intakes.  

 

Another intake not brought up very often is the ECB-B intake which is the teapot 4V intake for a ’55 Ford.  This particular intake also has the choke housing as part of the intake like the EBY-D intake but instead has larger ports.  The 1956 4V Teapot intake (ECZ-A) does away with the choke housing flange on the manifold and the choke coil is instead located at the carburetor instead of on the intake.

By dozer59044 - 14 Years Ago
Hello,

I am a newbie to the fifties fords so if i seem confused please be patient as I get up to speed. I just aquired a 60 f250 4x4 w/ the 292/4 speed trans. It currently has the 2 barrel carb, would like to change to the 4 barrel. Will the intake thats mentioned above work for this application?

By bloodyknucklehill - 14 Years Ago
Ted (12/9/2009)
Another intake not brought up very often is the ECB-B intake which is the teapot 4V intake for a ’55 Ford.  This particular intake also has the choke housing as part of the intake like the EBY-D intake but instead has larger ports

No kidding.. I Accidentally bought one of these thinking it was a ECZ-B Once.. saw the "B" in the ad and was still learning about Y's so didn't know any better.. It was cool though.. rovision on here needed it so he got it..

By bloodyknucklehill - 14 Years Ago
dozer59044 (2/7/2010)
Hello,

I am a newbie to the fifties fords so if i seem confused please be patient as I get up to speed. I just aquired a 60 f250 4x4 w/ the 292/4 speed trans. It currently has the 2 barrel carb, would like to change to the 4 barrel. Will the intake thats mentioned above work for this application?

you could make it work but you'd be better off looking for an ECZ-9425 B manifold.. They take the later style Holly Carbs whereas the manifold mentioned above take the old school teapot style 4 barrel carb..

By dozer59044 - 14 Years Ago
Thanks for the input. I have bid on several on Ebay, but keep getting out bid.
By PF Arcand - 14 Years Ago
Dozer: Run an Ad in our classifieds..
By Hoosier Hurricane - 14 Years Ago
Dozer:

That EBY manifold above will have much smaller ports than even your 2 barrel manifold.  Stay away from that one.

By Ted - 14 Years Ago

The intake gasket fit for the EBY-D teapot intake is marginal at best when used on the ’57 and up cylinder heads.  To use a late model carburetor, you’d also have to use an adapter.  As John mentions, “stay clear of it”.

By dozer59044 - 14 Years Ago
Thanks,

I really appreciate the advice. this has been a fun truck to get back on the road. It belonged to my father in-law. My wife remembers driving it as a kid helping her dad hay. Lots of family memories for them.

By RB - 14 Years Ago
You might check the classified posting Charlie and Tim may have what you need
By Y block Billy - 14 Years Ago
I thought I just read recently where the 256 merc manifolds were EBV's and the ford 239's were the EBY's, so that may rule out coming from a 54 Merc and may be an early Ford manifold. Unless I got this backwards. What color was the manifold? that may give some clues.

I have a strange manifold with a 2 Barrel Teapot holley and the smallest 4 bolt carb pattern I have ever seen. I don't know if there was ever another carb made to fit this manifold. Maybe its off an industrial application? I'll gets some pics.

By Ted - 14 Years Ago
Y block Billy (2/10/2010)
I have a strange manifold with a 2 Barrel Teapot holley and the smallest 4 bolt carb pattern I have ever seen. I don't know if there was ever another carb made to fit this manifold. Maybe its off an industrial application? I'll gets some pics.
Billy.  What you describe sounds like an early truck intake that used a Holley Teapot two barrel carb.  Looks to be the same bolt pattern as a Rochester two barrel carb.
By Hoosier Hurricane - 14 Years Ago
The only 4 barrel '54 Fords were police interceptors, and hey had Merc 256s in them.  If it's a 4 barrel manifold, it has to be Merc.  Small ports, regardless.