best carb to use
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best carb to use
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i have a 455 bored .030 with a cam and it now has a 750 holley double pumper. is there a better carb to fit this combo. i have heard that holley's dont hold there settings well. i would prefer something i can bolt on and drive with few adjustments to be made. prefer something thats great on gas. i am a crusers. no racing etc.
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i have a 455 bored .030 with a cam and it now has a 750 holley double pumper. is there a better carb to fit this combo. i have heard that holley's dont hold there settings well. i would prefer something i can bolt on and drive with few adjustments to be made. prefer something thats great on gas. i am a crusers. no racing etc.
#5
The 750 double pumper has more of an issue of keeping fuel in it. It's fun while you can afford it.
I personally, like the quadrajet for mileage, and power.
Jim
#6
Citcapp is right and Warhead quoted him to second the motion. Lots of opinions on this topic. I switched from the Quadrajet to an Edelbrock and feel I have more power. Others will tout the Holley,and other carbs. Up to your preference and bank account ultimately.
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