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Old 12-27-2001, 03:25 AM   #1
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what to do to my L69 H.O. Q-JET to help performance

i heard like DR and R rods and hangers but then someone told me that i already have good ones

are there better
and is there anything else

also i think my carb is running rich
will this hurt my performance?
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Old 12-27-2001, 11:30 AM   #2
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I would get it running right before I went changing stuff, but if you take a look in the tech articles on this site you will find a good one on getting performance out of the cc carbs. I have been told that dr rods and a b hanger would work good for my 350 but was also told that people have had good luck with that combination for anything from a 305 to 400+. That tech article really gives some insight though. Look it up. I think he actually tells about a combination or two of rods and hangers that worked good on his 305.

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