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mikesramblur 04-09-2010 04:00 AM

holley reccomendation needed
 
been talking to a few people on this and im getting all kinds of answers. i'm carb shopping now and undecided on mechanical or vacuum secondaries. i've had the vac carbs before and was thinking on going mechanical just to see how that goes.
its for mostly street use.
360 + .040, 3000 stall, torker, 28" tire, 287 comp cam, about 2800lbs. 3:54 rear gear. auto. manual shift body.
no idea on the hp.

any thoughts, tips, idears?

thanks

JimmySmith 04-09-2010 05:06 AM

750 vac would be my choice. Later J.Smith 4621 racing

ajk 04-09-2010 09:33 AM

750 Hp mechanical would be my choice. Everyone has there preferance.

TS1955 04-10-2010 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by JimmySmith
750 vac would be my choice. Later J.Smith 4621 racing

X2 for mostly street use.

TS1955

bowtie4542001 04-11-2010 12:56 AM

If it is for mostly street use, I would go vacuum secondaries.

jaxsmith 05-03-2010 05:04 PM

My .02 says 750 Vac for your application

cepx111 05-04-2010 12:29 AM

750 double pumper all the way.

Cp

TheYellaBrick 05-04-2010 07:06 AM

Vacs are tamer for the street, however it depends on your personal driving style and what you're willing to put up with in regards to drivability manners.

Tod74 05-04-2010 10:27 AM

4150's are calibrated richer at cruise speeds.

cncmotorsports 05-05-2010 06:50 AM

650 HO by AED, This is a mechanical secondary (double pumper) I would also add a 1 inch ported torque flow spacer, you have plenty of stall for a mechanical secondary to perform just fine.


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