The Edelbrock 1413 is a Performer Series four-barrel carburetor rated at 800 CFM, with an electric choke, a satin finish and a square flange, with no EGR provision. It has an aluminum two-piece body, 1.75 in primary and 1.75 in secondary bores, annular boosters, 0.113 in primary and 0.101 in secondary metering jets, 0.071 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: 1413
- Part Type: Carburetor
- Series: Performer
- Metering Rod Size: .071 x .047 in
- Gasket Included: Yes
- Barrel Quantity: 4 Barrel
- Flange Type: Square
- Secondary Jet Diameter: 0.101 in
- Main Venturi Diameter: 1.525
- Body Height: 3.25
- Bore Diameter: Primary Bore 1.75; Secondary Bore 1.75
- Spring Force: 5" Hg (Orange)
- Choke Type: Electric
- Finish: Satin
- Marine Approved: No
- Material: Aluminum
- CFM Rating: 800 cfm
- Primary Jet Diameter: 0.113 in
- EGR Port: No
- Flange Shape: Square
- Maximum Flow Rating: 800
- Booster Type: annular
- 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 1413?
It is rated at 800 CFM, with a square flange and four barrels.
What choke does the 1413 use?
It uses an electric choke.
How is the 1413 calibrated out of the box?
It comes with 0.113 in primary and 0.101 in secondary metering jets, 0.071 x 0.047 in metering rods and orange 5 in Hg step-up springs.
Is the Edelbrock 1413 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.
