I've ran my Edelbrock for over a decade, sitting through the hood, in the rain. Never had a problem. My vote would be Performer RPM intake and Performer series 600(or maybe thunder series 650) carb.
454muscle said:Ok bro first thing you need to do is get that regulator on. Otherwise you're gonna run rich no matter what. It will run better after that but you *should* also change out your intake to have it run correctly for the engine. There are people who will buy your victor junior intake as well, by the way. Put it on Kijiji and craiglist.85montanezSS said:Well 454Musle its using up a lot of gas but my brother in law found out there isn't a fuel regulator so its dump fuel you can smell it through the exhaust fumes and see the gas needle go down very fast so the fuel pressure gauge is reading 12lbs of pressure so I ordered a regulator for it but the main thing is I have a holley 600 and a victor Jr intake and they told me to change the carb cause I won't get great mileage with it and the intake isn't suitable for my car cause I'm not running high rpm so they said get a dual plane intake with a Quadrajet so that's where I'm at.
Next, if I were you, I'd surely get the carburtor changed. Here is what you need: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/QuadraJe ... 45f74b28ca
And also thats some good info from art by the way.
dogshit said:That almost urban myth stoneage formula is only slightly better than throwing a dart. It leaves many even street engines in fact most drawing too much vacuum ie leaving power on the table. Anybody who tunes carbs at a carb shop or dyno hates it. I am not knocking you personally as 5 years ago I didn't know any better and used it and its still all over the net.
85montanezSS said:I have another question would it be ok to go with a 750 Q-Jet instead of the 650 Q-jet or will the 750 be to much for what i want.
jacobdavis1979 said:85montanezSS said:I have another question would it be ok to go with a 750 Q-Jet instead of the 650 Q-jet or will the 750 be to much for what i want.
im runin a 750 q-jet on my malibu it works great but i got the motor to back it up. trust me ive seen dozens of people throw on a bigger carb to their motor hopin it would give them more power. bigger carb isnt always bigger power. if u got a basic motor like nothin big done to it like mild cam stock bore and so on id go with the 650 itl run good with ok milage and plenty of power but if u got lets say a thumper cam like mine and had ur ports in ur heads smoothed out so it breathes better or anything like that id go with 750 cuz u dont want that motor starvin for gas
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