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shortysracing
05-05-2010, 04:26 PM
Anyone know any special tricks to do with the edelbrock 750 performer carb. wanting to get the most power out of this carb. I know i need a holley but dont have one at the moment.
cepx111
05-06-2010, 08:54 PM
Anyone know any special tricks to do with the edelbrock 750 performer carb.
They make good boat anchors.
TheRabbit
05-07-2010, 04:23 AM
Anyone know any special tricks to do with the edelbrock 750 performer carb.
They make good boat anchors.
I wasn't going to say that, but the few I've seen ran like a tuna boat!
Scooterz
05-07-2010, 10:55 AM
Got a EDL 650 on my SBC in a 75 chev 4wd. Damn, I hate to say it.... but now I really miss that greasy Quadrajet that leaked & had a stuck float!!! LOL!!!
outlaw256
09-05-2010, 03:43 AM
i know im kinda late postin on this but i aint been here in awile. i have switched most of my cars over to edelbroke.with all my holleys , ive had to keep adjusting them . bought a car with edelbroke on it and i set it and that was it.but all my engines are for high power street not pure drag cars.with a holley i could dial them in but the edelbrokes we just had to set them the best we could.i quess im sayin is that to race i want holley for street ill take the other.besides, edelbroke is prettier.
kwkracing
09-05-2010, 04:15 PM
For a hotord street motor i use edelbrock for the ease of tuning and no problems.
JeffB28
10-23-2010, 10:59 PM
They are an EZ Carb to work with,Carbs are like women some guys think Blondes are better in the sheets some guys like Redheads :D ,in Carbs you have Edelbrocks and Holleys, to help you tune the Edelbrock or AFB click on this: www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2005/0//EdelbrockCarburetor/index.php
smoken69
11-07-2010, 07:44 PM
Make sure your float level is write on for starters, there always off out of the box, I think they bend in shiping. Jetting is a breeze, follow there jetting book, its very easy to pick your main jet & metering rod combination from the graph, Edlebrock also offers a high flow needle & seat. The carbs due work well, they just get a bad rap because they are not tuned like a Holley
jeepfreek
12-02-2010, 07:27 PM
Spend a couple bucks and do an O2 sensor in the exhaust with a digital gauge from either Jegs or Summit. Set the timming to best vacume at idle, this will need a good timming light with dwell. Follow what everybody else and your carb jet chart says to get a good baseline and when thats set just follow what the O2 sensor says to get best lean! I did this before taking my Jeep to the dyno shop and they spent an hour trying to get it better but ended up with my settings in the end, proof that it works I guess?
mopar1968
12-10-2010, 06:21 PM
Throw it in the garabge :!: And i don't mean that towards you personally in any way :!: :!:
lanham
01-22-2011, 11:17 AM
I have had both the Edelbrock and Carter brand carbs in the past on a street vehicle and neither one of them ran right but i guess for a street vehicle they are okay if you already have one but definitely are not for perfomance.I switched mine out for a Holley and was a huge difference.I would never buy a new Edelbrock or Carter Carb ever again.
fast75vega
01-22-2011, 08:32 PM
Spend a couple bucks and do an O2 sensor in the exhaust with a digital gauge from either Jegs or Summit. Set the timming to best vacume at idle, this will need a good timming light with dwell. Follow what everybody else and your carb jet chart says to get a good baseline and when thats set just follow what the O2 sensor says to get best lean! I did this before taking my Jeep to the dyno shop and they spent an hour trying to get it better but ended up with my settings in the end, proof that it works I guess?
so what kind of numbers should we be looking for then on an alcohol carb and a gas carb motor :?:
Leoatcobrapower
03-14-2011, 12:08 PM
Anyone know any special tricks to do with the edelbrock 750 performer carb.
They make good boat anchors.
Oh wow!