why is the 32/36 always reffered to as a holley g180?
are the companies connected in some way or something?

the 32/36 is a Weber is italian designed carb, and the holley 180 is australian i thinkk, they are diffenrent companies but these model carbourettes are very similar in terms of looks and there progresseive thoart system and i think same size

thanks man just annoyed me how ppl always say it andi didnt know why. how cool is this guy hahahahahaa i just worked out how to get him he licks his lips hehehe

Holley now own weber. They bought the company some years back.

The Holley 5200 (US name) is a licensed copy of the Weber DGV, this was done in the 1970s. It is the same carb with a different name. Holley I suppose cast them up in their own factories. The Holley says "Weber" inside the float chamber. They use the same jets and parts.

so I can use holley g180 instead of looking for 32/36 as they are actually the same

but chances are you will find a webber easier

I know that "Super Cheap Autos" carry both the Holley 180 AND 32/36 in stock (or can get one in fairly quickly).

Weber is now known as Redline Weber so obviously there's been some buying out involved.

If you don't want to go new, then Escorts and Cortina's came factory with 32/36's, but you may need to comfirm if it is an electrical, water or manual choke.

Hope this helps you out

Feral is right---Holley bought Weber over 20 years ago, and this sparked a walkout of technical and other employees who went to Dell'Orto.

Probably why the two carbs look alike and work in a similar fashion

how much r they at super cheap??