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Originally posted by bobpar
This motor is going to be a daily driver and will probably never see more than 6000 RPM's. From what people are telling me, the Holley is a better way to go. Should I stick with the spread-bore holley, ex. double pumper, or should I go with the square-bore. Does the square-bore that some holley's use and that edelbrock uses cause for poor fuel economy and/or poor performance. Would mechanical secandaries over vacume secandaries affect economy and performance? Also, does anybody know if the stock Q-jet is a carb worh modifying to use with the stock iron spread-bore manifold on this particular motor. Money is an issue, so would I be wasting my time or should I save money to buy aftermarket parts, like a holley with a spread-bore intake.
im sure nobody is going to agree with me but if money is a issue id get me a good q-jet , not much you can do to it unless you can still get some dif. metering rod, but it not a bad st. 350 carb. youre not going to impress anyone with it though:LOL: :LOL: