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Dave Casey 08-29-2025 05:16 PM

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Nothing but respect for Mr Williams, just one of those rules that has bit more than one racer. No performance advantage, but carbs are an area that they look at closely ,,,,when they look,,,, which is not to often

Ken Miele 08-29-2025 05:23 PM

Re: Tear Down B/S ... must read
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve Stasko (Post 715924)
I don't understand this post. The rulebook clearly states the holes may be drilled in the PRIMARY plates, other modifications prohibited.

Did you not read that I modified my 735 with NHRA giving me the okay. Do you understand now?

Jrh5220 08-29-2025 05:46 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by GTS340 (Post 715937)
Not much idling going on with the secondaries.Not sure why you would do so.

Paul H

I have seen quit a few Holleys with secondary?s crack open, that helps the idle..

Pat6868 08-29-2025 06:19 PM

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A secondary stop/ idle screw allows you to adjust idle while positioning primary blades properly over transition slot.

Mark Yacavone 08-29-2025 07:04 PM

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Question. How does a carb with four corners idling get approved for stock and super stock?

Alan Roehrich 08-29-2025 07:08 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 715948)
Question. How does a carb with four corners idling get approved for stock and super stock?


We were told, by NHRA, in writing, when we worked with Quick Fuel on the replacement carburetors, that the secondary idle mixture adjustment had to be set and then have plugs driven in. The carburetors came with the lead plugs. The secondary plates were drilled.

Steve Stasko 08-29-2025 07:18 PM

Re: Tear Down B/S ... must read
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Miele (Post 715941)
Did you not read that I modified my 735 with NHRA giving me the okay. Do you understand now?

I did Ken. With all due respect, you mentioned that you made booster modifications to the 735. That is not a secondary throttle blade. I believe the booster modification falls under the section of the carburetor rule that states ‘fuel and air bleed passages may be resized’.

SS3860 08-29-2025 07:48 PM

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Just talked to my Carb builder, no holes in secondary plates, could cause issue with vacuum secondary opening.
SP carbs built QFT 780

Tom Flowers
E/SA 3860

Ken Miele 08-29-2025 07:49 PM

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I think you missed the most important part of the rule, and its the part you quoted. "Other modification prohibited". I don't agree that the booster falls under fuel passage and air bleeds rule. My booster was changed and it increased air flow dramatically because they were much smaller and it was approved. My point is, they let me change the booster and I get a gain in power, but two small holes with no power gain are suddenly grounds for being DQ'd. The rule makes no sense and should be changed.

larrylomascolo 08-29-2025 07:55 PM

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Dan had this carb with the holes at a previous tear down and it was no issue carb passed.so now it does not pass tech..This is so not right .not a power gain .double standard this should be protested . . He and car were dialed in.this is so sad..probably wont see the Williams Bros. Stockers no more.... . SAD


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