Your 1983 Ford Mustang might be the best vehicle you’ve ever owned. Or you may just be struggling to keep it highway-approved. No matter the situation, Advance Auto Parts has the Performance Carburetor product you desperately need.
We currently carry 12 Performance Carburetor products to choose from for your 1983 Ford Mustang, and our inventory prices range from as little as $397.99 up to $525.99.
On top of low prices, Advance Auto Parts offers 1 different trusted brands of Performance Carburetor products for the 1983 Ford Mustang. We only sell parts from trusted brands like Edelbrock so that you can find quality parts you can count on.
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Submitted 2013-03-19
By RJ
From Teasdale, Utah
While I am still tuning this carb for best economy I am happy with the product.Also I was thrilled how it arrived in two days,no shipping fees and the lowest price I found !
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2013-01-13
By Spoon Man
From Durham, CT
This carb was a simple bolt on. It made my modified AMC 258 six cylinder run perfectly with zero adjustments. I spoke with Edelbrock prior to purchase and they were very informative. I searched online and Advanced Auto offered the best pricing. I could not be happier.
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2011-08-03
By Mike
From crystal lake, Il
only required idle mixture and idle speed adjustments.
Bottom Line recommended
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By Jc
From TELFORD, TN
Like the improved throttle response with this model.
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2021-10-24
By Mensanot64
From Cooper City, FL
I recently picked up a 1966 Plymouth Satellite 2Dr 440 4SP. The previous owner didn't know much about the engine build but it does have headers, an Edelbruck Performer Intake and at bare minimum, a mild but thumpy cam. It had a Edelbrock 600 CFM 1407 (Older but still good carbs) on it. It needed a rebuild for sure but 600CFM. I have run mopars most of my life. I had a 383 with a 750CFM Double Pumper on it but that engine was built to race and big block mopars love big carburetors. First thing I have to decide for my 440 is how much CFM did I need without knowing the engine build was. Using the same old formula, Cubic Inches X RPM divided by 3456 is the common formula for an almost stock engine. Chryslers redline for 440 big blocks was around 5,000 but 5400-5500 wont hurt her. Stock HP for these engines was 375HP. I am guess mines putting out around 425HP. I also used the 5000 Redline in the formula which came out to be 636 CFM so a 650CFM carb was my first simple choice until this engine gets a rebuild. Most muscle car drivers know an Edelbrock is really a set it and forget it carb and is highly recommended for the street and occasional drag race. Now, I needed to fix my carb because it looked old and didn't tune easy. It would occasional stall plus it had a mechanical choke which are a pain for a daily driver. I went for the newer AVS2 Edelbrock since they have some minor advancements plus an electric choke. I bought this off the shelf along with some new rubber fuel lines, a new fuel filter before the mechanical fuel pump and a secondary filter (clear type from Classic Industries online) that goes between the fuel pump and the carburetor. This is required by Edelbrock for warrantees. Take pictures of the old carb first as it makes the install easier. After I replaced the carb, hooked up the electric choke and ground (you have to use the old throttle cable mount or buy a new one), it started right up. The only adjustment I had to make was bump up the idle!!!!
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2021-08-04
By Jeff
From Undisclosed
Easy install. Performs great right out of the box on my classic!
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from $415.99
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By Plumber63
From Waterloo, IN
Installed on a 1978 Ford F150 with a 4 speed manual. Had to add a inlet pressure reducer to get it to idle properly. Replaced a old 4 barrel holly that was leaking and the 4 barrel wouldn't kick in. Runs so much smoother and has a lot more power. Beefier sound also.
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2014-10-22
By Dustin
From Texas
I bought this carb for my SBC 350, on a 72 Nova. Fit up great to my Edelbrock Performer Intake Manifold. If you are tossing between the Manual and Electric choke, just consider how much an electric choke costs to replace if and when it goes bad. I had tossed with getting the 650CFM, but finally decided on the 600 so I wouldn't go overkill on gas and hurt my performance. I must say this carb was the best solution. Replacing my Rochester style Quadrajet with this carb increased the performance quite a bit. Just follow the instructions with the carb, and enjoy it.
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2014-01-17
By moon
From Wilmington NC
best part for the best price
Bottom Line recommended
from $397.99
View ProductSubmitted 2013-09-28
By IronWill
From Madison, AL
The first carb I received was faulty. Advance promptly exchanged it. The second installed quickly and easily. Tuning it was a breeze. My truck drives better than ever.
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2013-01-05
By AutoMeister Chuck
From Marana, AZ
My goal when installing this carb was to keep all underhood height dimensions the same as stock, while using all the attaching parts such as air filter/ housing - exhaust man. heat tube - inlet air hose etc. along with mounting the carb to an aluminum stock chevy SB Q/Jet manifold. Most anyone that works with SB Chevy's, will know that square bore carbs and stock QJet manifolds are incompatible, due to the throttle bore spacings.In spite of the fact that E/Brock sells spacers / Adapters etc. to overcome these problems, they didn't meet with my objectives. By making my own modifications to the intake manifold - carb fuel inlet and stock air cleaner, I was able to complete a nice clean/stock installation that performs flawlessly! - right out of the box!
Bottom Line recommended
Submitted 2012-04-14
By Poncho
From Stevensville, MI
The carburator I purchased was defective as purchased. I wasted half a day trying to troubleshoot what should have been an easy replacement. After a great deal of fussing, I went on Edelbrock's web site and diagnosed a leaking float. I had to use one of the floats out of my old carb to replaceone in this refurbished carb. I was very dissapointed with this purchase, and now my old carb is not useable since there's a bad float.
Bottom Line not recommended
from $413.99
View ProductSubmitted 2013-01-11
By '67 LTD 428
From wichita ks
works good when you have all the parts for it after putting the extra parts on i had to modify them so the tranny kickdown and throttle lever did not interfere with each other. also i no longer have over drive need to find out why and the back to barrels on the carb do not open all the way again need to figure out why. the response is still impressive and my car is drivable so it did serve its purpose for now. i would reccommend this to someone else as the carburetor itself did not need any adjustments to the fuel and air mixtures my car is now running better than before.
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