Thanks,
That was last year. Couple months ago it went 12.35@109 mph
Weighs 4767 lbs with me in it
3.23 gears with detroit locker.
Opinions on Holley Avenger 770cfm?
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Thanks,
That was last year. Couple months ago it went 12.35@109 mph
Weighs 4767 lbs with me in it
3.23 gears with detroit locker.
I just swapped out my Quick Fuel HR 735 VS for a Street Avenger 570 VS today as a matter of fact. I always felt that he 735 was just a bit too big and I should’ve gone with my gut feeling and went smaller to begin with.
The 570 seems great so far. I went from 11 in of vac to 16. Idles much better and overall seems happier. I need to adjust the pump shot some but it’s almost dialed in an evening.
Shameless plug, I’ll have a relatively brand new quick fuel for sale soon......
The 570 seems great so far. I went from 11 in of vac to 16. Idles much better and overall seems happier. I need to adjust the pump shot some but it’s almost dialed in an evening.
Shameless plug, I’ll have a relatively brand new quick fuel for sale soon......
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The QF, Demon, and Avenger series carbs are flowed wet. So the cfm rating includes fuel.
The older carbs: Edelbrocks(all), Carters(all), and Holley 4150/4160 are all dry flow rated. So the ratings for them do not include fuel.
What that means is a 750cfm 3310, when wet flowed will be around 675cfm depending on the jetting. So a 770CFM wet flowed carb is equal to an 850cfm 4150, or 850cfm Thermoquad without the smaller primaries and secondary air door.
A 670 is a good choice, the 570 is closer to the cfm of a factory carter AFB...
330dTA
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I went for 670 cfm Holley Street Avenger. I’ll report later, how it feels in the car.
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