Is this carb any good for 5speed with 350?
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Is this carb any good for 5speed with 350?
I was wondering if this carb would be nice on a just mild 350 with a 5speed? http://store.summitracing.com/partde...rt=HLY-0-4777C i know everyone says you should use a double pumper on 5 speeds but isnt it cuz it has mechanical secondarys and so does that carb so i was just wondering if it would go nicely togetehr
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Re: Is this carb any good for 5speed with 350?
that's what i got man, love it. buy it, unwrap it, and make love to it. great carb.
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Re: Is this carb any good for 5speed with 350?
That is a double pumper, see where it says "fuel inlet: dual"
but yes that is a great carb
but yes that is a great carb
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Double pumper and dual inlet don't have anything to do with each other. You can have a dual inlet vacuum secondary (have one in the garage attic).
Double pumper is Holley's trademark for mechanical secondary. Demon calls theirs dual squirter, since they can't call them double pumper.
That carb would be fine on a mild 350 - which is the most you would want in front of a T5, anyway.
Double pumper is Holley's trademark for mechanical secondary. Demon calls theirs dual squirter, since they can't call them double pumper.
That carb would be fine on a mild 350 - which is the most you would want in front of a T5, anyway.
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Awesome carb. I run the 4777 on my 383 which is connected to a WC-T5 and it was alot better than my 750VS was.
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Re: Is this carb any good for 5speed with 350?
I always thought a double pumper would be a bit much for a mild 350? Guess i have a lot to learn lol. Is it possible to have a mechanical secondary carb without the dual accelerator pumps?
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Well, Holley did it with their 450 CFM (I think it was) spreadbore economy emissions replacement carb. You can imagine how popular that item was.
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