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    edelbrock carb tuning

     



    i have a 600cfm manual choke edelbrock carb(1405). its on a 351c
    with .o2 over forged pistons, fully ported and polished 4v heads, comp extreme energy cam and lifters and an edelbrock torquer 2 intake. can anyone suggest what metering rods and jets i should be using with all of the above, carb is stock now but engine wants more fuel.
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    Go here: http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive/eps_intro.html

    Keep your altitude in mind.

    Fwiw - Edelbrock/Carters & Holley generally come jetted 5% rich for the expected engine size.
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    Yes, deffinately read Edelbrock's literature on Carb tuning.

    I have a 400 (402 actual) punched to 410ci. I'm running the 1406, basically your carb only with electric choke (our engines basically have interchangeable parts with the exception that I'm running 2V heads). Since 400's are made for low down torque and lower RPM's, a 750 would just suck more gas and give little in return.

    Did you buy the calibration kit for your 1405? If you haven't, do. If you have, buy some additional metering rods. I found the kit a little lacking and purchased 3 more sets of rods for extra fine tuning. Good luck!

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    The strip kit or calibration kit can be handy, but the great majority of it goes unused.

    Decide where you want to go using the Edelbrock tuning charts to decide and order those specific jets & rods along with a pack of metering springs.

    Summit usually has what you need in stock and delivery to my Arizona house took two days.

    Keep your eyes open at the swap meets as well.
    I got a kit for $10. that was only missing a few pieces.
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