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Carburetor recommendation
I'm looking for some new carbs to run this year on my boat. The boat is a 26' sutphen with twin 350s and TRS.
I was looking at some 600 CFM Edelbrocks. I'm looking for a good combo of reliability and some mild preformance with minimal tuning required out of the box. What do you guys think of this carb? http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EDL-1409/ Any other recommendation. |
they are decent carbs...I have run them...easy to deal with...not the best for performance in my opinion...a 650 holley DP would be a better choice for performance..Rob
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Having had both in the past I can't imagine anyone prefering to deal with a Holly if you have any inclination to tune the carb yourself. The Eldebrocks are so easy and versatile. On the boat and in the water, with nothing more than a screwdriver you can change all four jets, metering rods and step-up springs in minutes. Try that with a Holly and you're paddling home.
As for any performance differences out of the box? Maybe, but I'd be skeptical. |
Thanks for the response. What performance gain would I see if I went to a Holley?
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Unless your engines are highly modified, none. Even then, the difference in mph would within the normal variations of weather, etc. Can you see a diff on the dyno? Likely.
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Engines are pretty much stock. Slight cam and flat top pistons in it. stock heads & exhaust
I'm stuck between these two carbs. Holley 4150 and Edelbrock 1409 both 600 CFM. What would you choose? |
call quick fuel they will bild them for your engins:eek::drink:
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For those engines, the 1409
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600s are too small for that engine.
Jeff |
Originally Posted by hallj
(Post 3364625)
600s are too small for that engine.
Jeff |
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