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Thread: What Is Your Pick For The Best Street/strip Carb
          
   
   

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    i always run the power valve blockoffs

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    The old saying is that a Holley will win on race day, but an Edelbrock will get you home from the track. Some truth to it IMO. I think Holleys are a better HP maker, but Edelbrocks are a very forgiving day to day carb.

    Oh, if any of you are thinking of running two Edelbrock carbs on a two four manifold, I called Edelbrock the other day to ask how to adjust the idle screws on both carbs. They said crank in the front carb all the way and come back out 1/2 turn. Then set the rear carb to two turns out. This gives you an initial setting to start with. He also said no more than 6 psi at the carb.

    I also think Edelbrocks handle dirt in the fuel somewhat better. For some reason Holleys get plugged up real fast with any small amount of dirt.

    Don

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    Any flowed carb.
    Pro Systems for drag cars.
    Chad Baker for a any dirt car.
    A customer of mine brought in an AED carb for his 496 BBC street car and picked up 14 hp and 8 lbs. of torque over a Demon carb.
    He said he bought it used off the old evil-bay for $375.
    I think it was a flowed 850 dp somewhere around 900 cfm.
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