The Edelbrock 1405 is a Performer Series four-barrel carburetor rated at 600 CFM, with a manual choke, a satin finish and a square flange, with no EGR provision. It has an aluminum two-piece body, 1.44 in primary and 1.69 in secondary bores, annular boosters, 0.100 in primary and 0.095 in secondary metering jets, 0.070 x 0.047 in metering rods and orange 5 in Hg step-up springs. It uses metering rods instead of power valves to transition between circuits, and the rods can be changed without removing the carburetor or draining fuel. Gaskets are included.
Notes:
- Compatible with gasohol and blended fuels.
Specifications:
- Brand: Edelbrock
- Part Number: 1405
- Part Type: Carburetor
- Series: Performer
- Metering Rod Size: .070 x .047 in
- Gasket Included: Yes
- Barrel Quantity: 4 Barrel
- Flange Type: Square
- Secondary Jet Diameter: 0.095 in
- Main Venturi Diameter: 1.19
- Body Height: 3.25
- Bore Diameter: Primary Bore 1.44; Secondary Bore 1.69
- Spring Force: 5" Hg (Orange)
- Choke Type: Manual
- Finish: Satin
- Marine Approved: No
- Material: Aluminum
- CFM Rating: 600 cfm
- Primary Jet Diameter: 0.100 in
- EGR Port: No
- Maximum Flow Rating: 600
- Booster Type: annular
- Flange Shape: Square
- Manufacturer warranty: 3 months
Emissions Status
- For use on pre-pollution-controlled vehicles: 1965 and older U.S.-manufactured California-certified vehicles, 1967 and older U.S.-manufactured federally certified vehicles, and 1967 and older foreign-manufactured vehicles.
FAQ
What CFM is the Edelbrock 1405?
It is rated at 600 CFM, with a square flange and four barrels.
What choke does the 1405 use?
It uses a manual choke.
How is the 1405 calibrated out of the box?
It comes with 0.100 in primary and 0.095 in secondary metering jets, 0.070 x 0.047 in metering rods and orange 5 in Hg step-up springs.
Is the Edelbrock 1405 street legal?
It is not 50-state legal. Its emissions status is for pre-pollution-controlled vehicles only.
California Proposition 65: This product can expose you to Zinc, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov.
