A few questions
#1
A few questions
Ok I have ID'd my Holley carb. Its a 6120-3 which equals a 650 cfm double pump model 4165. I'm planning on rebuilding the carb as I can tell it just isn't right. As I read online that these carbs are not the best for street use maximizing efficiency and a Q-Jet would be better. The car is going to mostly a cruiser and would like to maximize the fuel mileage plus the engine doesn't seem to be built up very much since its running 350 heads/cast manifolds and the cam is not very lumpy.(455) What do you guys think? Also looking at the pulleys today I see they do not line up and the water pump is farther out than the crank. Is there a way to ID 455 and 350 pulleys so I can figure out which one may need switched? Also guessing thats why the PS pump pulley got a slight wobble.
#2
That's NOT a carb to run if you're looking for fuel economy. The 6210 is a high-performance Q-Jet replacement usually intended for manual-trans cars or automatics with a high-stall converter and numerically-higher rear end gears.
For an economy-minded street application, you'd be far better off with a QuadraJet tuned for your combination.
PS pump pulleys are easily damaged. Yours might be bent, causing the wobble.
For an economy-minded street application, you'd be far better off with a QuadraJet tuned for your combination.
PS pump pulleys are easily damaged. Yours might be bent, causing the wobble.
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Steve
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That does help so a waterpump job is needing to happen great! lol Is the A/C waterpump the short neck or the long? (though I need the short one based on pulleys don't want to affect cooling) Ok what about fan shrouds? The A/C is toast but even it was good the belt wouldn't reach the pulley because the shroud is in the way? Which Q-Jet do you guys recommend?
Last edited by Magna86; March 12th, 2012 at 05:19 AM.
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