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Old 03-04-2017, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Craney
I'm not sure what intake is on there now but it's a Holly on there just not sure of the size.
on the front of the air horne their is a list number,tell me what that number is and i can tell you what size holley you have.
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Edelbrock Marine , I'm and Old School Holley guy , But the Edelbrocks are by far the best for a bone stock pleasure boat app. We've installed probably 40ish
on everything from Ski Nautiques to 30' Scarabs , and haven't had one complaint or issue in 5 years.
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
on the front of the air horne their is a list number,tell me what that number is and i can tell you what size holley you have.
Mike I got the list number it's 80309 the year stamped on it was 1980
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Any help to let me know what size carb l have would be helpful. Thanks
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You have a 715 cfm carburetor
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Originally Posted by Br1dgemann
You have a 715 cfm carburetor
Thanks so do you think if I went with a 750 do you think it will help me or hurt me?
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the gain from 715 to 750 cfm carb would depend on the carb itself,not all 750s are created equally.imo the gain from a good 750 will probibally not be worth the cost for a stock 350.
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Best bang for buck is rebuild the holley you already have.
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Originally Posted by Craney
Thanks so do you think if I went with a 750 do you think it will help me or hurt me?
I don't think you will notice much difference on a stock 350.

Not to open a can of worms, but mathematically, on it's best day, a stock 350 only moves 506 cfm of air at 5000 rpm, assuming 100% volumetric efficiency - which will really never happen.

If it was me, I would keep what you have, rebuild it and be happy; unless there is some major performance issue with it..
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I think that is what l"m going to do thanks for the help.
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