Thread: Holley or Edelbrock Carb
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06-26-2006 10:31 AM #1
As has been said this is a personal preference issue similar to Ford vs Chevy, but in the last couple of months I've seen some posts on this board from people who have had hesitation/bog problems with thier Eddy's right out of the box. That normally relates to metering rod, float adjustment, and/or accelerator pump problems. I'm not real fond of having to pull the air horn off to adjust floats, something you don't have to do with a Holley and changing sizes of metering rods is also something you don't have to do with a Holley. Eddy's are good carbs when tuned properly, but IMHO Holley's are easier to work with as long as you don't over carb a mild street engine.Ken Thomas
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06-29-2006 01:48 PM #2
its whatever works for you. I personally prefer Holley carbs over Edelbrocks. Edelbrock carbs do seem to be more forgiving when not tuned... meaning they will still run decent. Although that doesnt mean its right.
A Holley generally will run like crap if its out of adjustment. I have just had to many bad experiances with Edelbrock carbs.75 GMC C-15 factory 454, automatic, lowered
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