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Old 09-17-2012, 02:01 PM   #1
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Default Carb Recommendation

Building a 509 with AFR 325cc heads with CNC chambers, and Comp Cams .800int. .765ex. with 112 lobe sep. 280 deg int. /290 exh. @.050

3000lb car with glide 5500 stall.

Looking to do a combo of footbraking at first and then maybe some Super Street.

Looking at 1050 dominators 8896 and 9375.

Was told by Holley that the 9375 was for a 2x4 setup and the 8896 was for a single four.

The boosters are the same but the metering blocks and air bleeds are different. He also said that the fuel curve with a 9375 on a single four would be fat.

Seems like an awful lot of huys run 9375's with a single four setup. Does anyone run the 8896's?
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Old 09-17-2012, 02:59 PM   #2
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Default Re: Carb Recommendation

Even though the 9375 is supposed to be set up for a two carb engine it's a better choice of the two on a single carb engine, the 8896 metering sucks. If you are looking at new the QFX 4700 two circuit would be a better choice. Similar to this one I put together.

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