Carburetor Fits For Mustang Falcon 1963-1969 6 cyl 170/200 Engines ND1101 ND1102
Carburetor Fits For Mustang Falcon 1963-1969 6 cyl 170/200 Engines ND1101 ND1102
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Carburetor for Ford Mustang Falcon
This carburetor is a replacement fuel delivery component for Ford Mustang and Falcon models with 170 or 200 cubic inch six-cylinder engines, cross-referencing OEM numbers ND1101 and ND1102.
Overview
This carburetor is built to meter fuel and air for 170 and 200 cubic inch six-cylinder engines found in classic Ford Mustang and Falcon models. It serves as a direct replacement for worn or failed units, helping restore smooth idle and reliable throttle response for restorers and daily drivers alike. The carburetor fits 1963 through 1969 applications with the listed engine sizes.
Built For Performance
- Cast construction designed to withstand underhood heat and vibration
- Metering circuits calibrated for 170 and 200 cubic inch six-cylinder engines
- Throttle linkage and mounting flange shaped for direct installation
- Fuel inlet and bowl design compatible with stock plumbing
- Choke provision to support cold-start fuel enrichment
- Bench-tested for smooth throttle plate movement
Fits These Machines
- for Ford Mustang with 170 or 200 six-cylinder engine, 1963 to 1969
- for Ford Falcon with 170 or 200 six-cylinder engine, 1963 to 1969
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring classic Mustang and Falcon six-cylinder drivability
- Replacing a carburetor that leaks, floods, or stalls
- Refresh work during engine bay cleanup or rebuild
- Weekend cruising in vintage Ford compacts and pony cars
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | ND1101, ND1102 |
| Engine Fitment | 170 / 200 cubic inch inline six-cylinder |
| Model Years | 1963 to 1969 |
| Vehicle Fitment | for Ford Mustang, for Ford Falcon |
Good To Know
Q: Does this carburetor need adjustment after installation? A: A baseline idle and mixture adjustment is commonly needed after mounting, since settings vary by engine condition and altitude.
Q: Will this fit both 170 and 200 cubic inch six-cylinder engines? A: Yes, the listing covers both engine sizes, but confirm your specific model year and intake flange before ordering.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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