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hotrod1994 05-01-2012 07:05 PM

edelbrock carb or holley carb
 
edelbrock or holley carb on a mild 350 looking for something easy to tune and still provided enough fuel at wot i keep have hesitation problems and a bunch of others with the holley
thanks logan

TheYellaBrick 05-01-2012 07:26 PM

What size is the Holley?
The hesitation issue can happen with either carb. What size accell pump is in the Holley ? Are you even getting a solid squirt when looking into the carb WITH THE ENGINE OFF !!! and working the throttle ? Could be needing a different profile pump cam. Could be timing.

hotrod1994 05-01-2012 07:58 PM

not sure on the pump size timing should be ok but haven't used a light yet it revs up fine at idle but once a load is put on it hesitates

fast75vega 05-01-2012 09:06 PM

i never cared for edelbrock carbs..... never had any luck with them... but i got friends who swear by them. i'll take a good ole holley any day myself

roadkill2 05-02-2012 07:50 AM

While a knowledgable person can make an Edelbrock work as good as a Holley, my impression has always been that it takes a smaller parts inventory to make a Holley work for competition . . Holley's are a little simpler in their operation, so for the "Physics Impaired" (myself included) they were my racing preference.

Currently we're using a SV-1 and it's almost "Magic"! Altitude doesn't seem to have much affect on it, at least we haven't noticed any changes in plug color and the A/F meter says everything's right on the nuts . .

On the other hand, on my Street Rod, I used an Edelbrock 650 on top of my 144S Blower/330 Vortec and it worked pretty darned good. We changed the high speed 4 steps leaner and it worked great . .

Currently I'm using a 2" throttle body on top of the blower and a '91 GMC HP chip and it does even better . . Smooth, dependable and gets decent mileage . . And still gets on the tire when you mash yer motor . .

markdunlap 05-02-2012 03:09 PM

EDELBROCK
 
You might want to take a look at the new QUICK FUEL Slayer series carbs. A lot of good features and adjustability. And the price is right. PM me if you want to know more.

Notalent 05-25-2012 05:25 AM

Quickfuel all th way. They have all the Holley bugs worked out of the box, nicer finish and see thru float bowls.

HR-680 is what I would recommend if your in that 300+HP Range, otherwise the HR-580 would be nice.


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