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Old 08-14-2008, 10:44 PM   #1
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carb for 406 with vortec heads

Hello. I am putting together a 406 sbc with vortec heads.It is 9.5 comp,comp extreme 268 cam. pocket ported vortec heads with 1.94 1.60 valves. I am thinking of using a 750 Holley vacume secondary carb. It has a 700r4 with 3.23 posi. Is the carb too big ? Thanks. Bryan
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It certainly isn't too big.

Any particular reason you're going with vacuum secondaries? Hopefully not just because you're running an automatic transmission.
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Re: carb for 406 with vortec heads

The car is for a nice driver. I may change carb later on if I decide to go with a bigger cam.Thanks. Bryan
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Having had both, with a similar cam & displacement, I can say I much, much prefer the DP.
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Re: carb for 406 with vortec heads

750 proform or quick fuel mechanical secondaries would be my choice 99.999% of the time. Leave the vacuum secondaries for motorhomes and tow vehicles.
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