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  1. 08-23-2008 02:16 PM #1
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    So will changing from a 600 to a 750 change the fuel milage? I see what you are saying I think.
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    I think it will because you will have to jet it to accomidate the increase in air flow. What mods are done to the motor, because if its a stock motor you are best to stick with the 600. and also is it a holley single fuel feed or double pumper, or an edelbrock carb?,


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