I had to go back and look at the pics of the engine to understand how you'd run both. I now see that the pump has a "Y" junction. Interesting.I had no plans on removing it I was thinking it was for A heater core anyway.
I had to go back and look at the pics of the engine to understand how you'd run both. I now see that the pump has a "Y" junction. Interesting.I had no plans on removing it I was thinking it was for A heater core anyway.
It is actually a 3 barrel, impoved version of a Carter Thermoquad with a dual intake bolt pattern. It needs no adapter, unlike the Carter/Edelbrock carb to bolt to the stock intake. The only issues I have heard are insufficient fuel supply to the secondaries on high performance engines. Either carb will be rich on your less than 8 to 1 Olds 350 and will need leaned out.Wasn't really worth wasting a good Holley for such a low compression engine.
I'll have to look into these headers. I have a 350 SBO also. Replying to this thread so that I can be notified when it is updated. I don't know any other way to follow it.Small update today. Just got the headers in today they went pretty good.
I ended up running it like this. That short coolant hose might be an issue.I had to go back and look at the pics of the engine to understand how you'd run both. I now see that the pump has a "Y" junction. Interesting.
those headers are flowtech 11152FLT I think. Don't get those get the hedmans. The flow tech have issues with the flange being too close to the trans shift selector. AlsoI'll have to look into these headers. I have a 350 SBO also. Replying to this thread so that I can be notified when it is updated. I don't know any other way to follow it.
Yeah I wasn't really looking to hot rod that motor. I was going to do that with ls or something since they're cheaper.It is actually a 3 barrel, impoved version of a Carter Thermoquad with a dual intake bolt pattern. It needs no adapter, unlike the Carter/Edelbrock carb to bolt to the stock intake. The only issues I have heard are insufficient fuel supply to the secondaries on high performance engines. Either carb will be rich on your less than 8 to 1 Olds 350 and will need leaned out.
This is the correct way?. I didn't look at any diagrams or anything. I couldn't find any for a base cutlass non ac carIt should work. As long as everything is aligned and the factory spacers on the power steering and the bottom bolt going to the block with the proper spacer are in place, you should be good to go.
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