Carb selection
Need a new carb for my new 502 I am putting together.I was going to go with a holley 9022 800 cfm mechanical secondary but I am having a hard time getting one as they are back ordered at the factory.Should I consider the 850 cfm or mayby a vacuum secondary model.I don't plan on seeing over 5500 rpm.
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I've always have been a fan of the vacuum secondaries. Very adjustable, with mechanical you are stuck with secondaries that will open with throttle position, mechanical secondaries burn alot of fuel compaired to vacuum.
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Just an opinion. If you go with the Holley I think you will have better luck with a single plane intake. I never could get the jetting even on my 502 with the 9022 until I removed the high rise dual plane. The Dart cured it but it was cross jetted, close to the Merc HP 500 cross jetting.
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DID YOU TRY CP PERFORMANCE
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Homan the best price I found in US bucks was from chief engines.I have bought from CP before but they are a bit high on the 9022 Holley.They want 530 usd wich I have to multiply by 1.35 for exchange plus brokerage to get to Canada.Basicaly freight a brokerage costs about 100 bucks.530 times 1.35 plus 100 =815 cnd dollars.My local new speed shop Best Buy offered the carb for 600 canadian dollars(aprox 450 usd freight included)but could not deliver for 1 month do to 2 week factory backorder and 2 week delivery time.I ordered today from Chief Engines and will swallow the freight.There price is better but the freight makes it slightly more.425 times 1.35 plus 100=673 cnd. dollars.I should have it within 1 week though.I was impressed that they had the carb on the shelf,and they had the best us dollar price by far.Most speed shops seem to drop ship from the factory.
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