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Old 08-20-2006, 08:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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ol4b carb recommendations

okay so i scored an edelbrock ol4b intake that had a crack in the usual heat riser area...well its fixed and you cant even tell it was cracked...anyways i just blew up my big block on the dyno and i have to go with plan "b" and redo the small block. my question is what is the recommended 4bbl carb to top this vintage intake with??
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Old 08-21-2006, 10:42 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Well if the intake is a spred bore I would put a Q-jet 650 cfm on it. I know they look scary and complicated but they work great and have about the best throtle response of any carb out there. If its a square bore go edelbrock or Carter AFB. If it has an exhaust crossover get the plugs for it from summit.
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Old 08-24-2006, 02:50 PM   #3 (permalink)
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quadrajunk...

im staying away from quadrajunks...i hate them...i wanna say its a sqarebore and im looking at throwing a 750 double pump holly or a 750 squareflange edelbrock on it...not sure...as far as that exaust crossover(heat riser)...thats where the ol4b intakes like to crack and i had mine professionaly done and you cant even tell it was cracked...i mean if they can trust my step dad to weld things for f-22 raptors and the space shuttle then i guess trusting him with my 30 year old vintage intake was a no brainer...oh well...back to wrenchin on the hot rod thanks fer da advice.
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Dont forget the crossover block outs they rattle a little bit but they save the manifold and you dont have to weld up the crossover in the heads.
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