Is 600 CFM adequate for a worked 350?
#11
I don't know about 1 billion but I'd say you should be right at the 350 mark
I think I'll pass on both things too, lol! I was going to buy the Patriot Performance Vortecs, but it pisses me off that they jack the price up $65 bucks on me. I think I'm gonna go back to the idea of buying the Procomp aluminum heads.
Scott I really hope all this stuff works out for you because if not I'll be in a lot of trouble. LOL!
I think I'll pass on both things too, lol! I was going to buy the Patriot Performance Vortecs, but it pisses me off that they jack the price up $65 bucks on me. I think I'm gonna go back to the idea of buying the Procomp aluminum heads.
Scott I really hope all this stuff works out for you because if not I'll be in a lot of trouble. LOL!
#12
Well, I'm sure if you email them they will give you the 10% off price again (obviously they can afford to do it.)
I forgot to mention that they told me to send my carb back to them and they would go over it free of charge, and even rejet it to match my new cam and heads.
I forgot to mention that they told me to send my carb back to them and they would go over it free of charge, and even rejet it to match my new cam and heads.
#14
They rebuild it to factory Holley specs, so it should run great out of the box. You just won't get every ounce of power and throttle response you can out of it, however that's not something they can do in one try. You need to buy a trick kit and experiment.
Only reason I'm having them custom jet mine is because I'm going to have them go over it anyways, and they can get it pretty close in the ball park to what I need (my new cam is .488/.510 with 300/310 duration, plus 1.6 ratio intake rockers, so the factory Jets and squirters will be insufficient.)
Like I said though, your cam and head combination is pretty much the exact engine that carb is built for. You should be VERY happy with the out of the box performance.
Only reason I'm having them custom jet mine is because I'm going to have them go over it anyways, and they can get it pretty close in the ball park to what I need (my new cam is .488/.510 with 300/310 duration, plus 1.6 ratio intake rockers, so the factory Jets and squirters will be insufficient.)
Like I said though, your cam and head combination is pretty much the exact engine that carb is built for. You should be VERY happy with the out of the box performance.
#17
the 750 would draw less ported vacuum, and thus would require larger jets to get the proper amount of fuel. also because of the larger size, bottom end would suffer a bit. even if he added a 100 shot of nitrous, the 670 would still be the best size to go with
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