Carb CFM
02-03-2017 | 04:13 PM
#21
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I purchased 4 of them last summer. I've had them apart and what not. The 850 marine series. Everything looks good, still using billet metering blocks, billet baseplates, threaded air bleeds, idle feed and powervalve restrictors, all 4 carbs matched setup wise.
A few guys I know have used the new Holley Ultra HP and Ultra gen 3 Dominators, and have been really happy with those too.
I'd personally take a new Quick fuel or holley carb ultra series, over some of the overpriced cast pot metal crap that has press in bleeds, that are still on the market.
A few guys I know have used the new Holley Ultra HP and Ultra gen 3 Dominators, and have been really happy with those too.
I'd personally take a new Quick fuel or holley carb ultra series, over some of the overpriced cast pot metal crap that has press in bleeds, that are still on the market.
02-03-2017 | 04:35 PM
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I've had the displeasure of dealing with C&S 2 times. Horrible AFR swings thru the pulls on the last set. They were d!cked with for 2 days until a set of 950hp's were thrown on. Right out of box 50hp and about 50 torque. Better EGT's and flat AFR's... C&S = cry and scream. (I got that from another member here)
02-03-2017 | 06:10 PM
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From: Pa
I purchased 4 of them last summer. I've had them apart and what not. The 850 marine series. Everything looks good, still using billet metering blocks, billet baseplates, threaded air bleeds, idle feed and powervalve restrictors, all 4 carbs matched setup wise.
A few guys I know have used the new Holley Ultra HP and Ultra gen 3 Dominators, and have been really happy with those too.
I'd personally take a new Quick fuel or holley carb ultra series, over some of the overpriced cast pot metal crap that has press in bleeds, that are still on the market.
A few guys I know have used the new Holley Ultra HP and Ultra gen 3 Dominators, and have been really happy with those too.
I'd personally take a new Quick fuel or holley carb ultra series, over some of the overpriced cast pot metal crap that has press in bleeds, that are still on the market.
02-03-2017 | 08:15 PM
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Yes all of them. Which in itself is market crap... it doesn't "aerosol" the fuel. Functions just like any other carb, just sloppier. Ask Presicion on here his take on them... he knows first hand as well.
Last edited by Eliminated572; 02-03-2017 at 08:18 PM.
