What is best carb for a crate 350?

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achris

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Re: What is best carb for a crate 350?

Hi Aquacdaz,<br /><br />NOW I know what you're talking about with the 'divorced choke'. It's what I call a heat stove choke. They actually work quite well, when set up properly. Better sensitivity to the actual engine temperature rather than the temperature of an electric element. That's not a bad looking craft either. What carb have you decided on?<br /><br />Chris........<br /><br />And I guess I owe you thanks for starting this post. I too have learned a heap, and MAY have solved my 10 year mystery.
 
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Re: What is best carb for a crate 350?

Was set on the Edelbrock 600cfm electric choke and after adding up the cost. 250 for carb, 50 for adapter and another fuel adapter to fit I am 300 bucks. Found out today I can get this one I took off for 150 rebuilt from the online mail in companies.<br />www.nationalcarburetors.com <br />www.carburetorexchange.com <br /><br />So now it comes down to me doing it right and if money is a factor.I am still leaning on the Edelbrock. Heck what is a few hundred bucks knowing its proven, I did it and all I learned on this post from you all...thanks and will return with my new product in a few weeks!!! Glad you learned with me!
 
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Re: What is best carb for a crate 350?

Ok, I bought the Edelbrock 600 cfm and now ready to install. I have the squarebore adapter with 4 holes. One set of holes are drilled at an angle like a venture. Which do these go with the primary or the (secondary jets or larger intake), all the holes look the same in diameter??
 
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