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    For the street, I'd say an Edelbrock 750 would work well. It's a vacuum secondary 4 bbl. and will be a good match with the intake. JMO, might want to get some other input, I'm certainly not the chebbie expert around here.
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    I would have to agree with Dave, a 750 vac secondary is a good choice for that combo but i kinda like a good old holley 3310, 750 or 770 cfm.

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