RE: Carburetor choices - 318 Poly

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Wouldn't you think a 750 a little to rich for a 318 (well, maybe a 330 now)?
With a mild cam I would tend to think (used loosely) a 500-600 CFM unit be
more in the breathing range for Andy's poly.  I always thought you tried to
keep them max'd at 5-6K consumption.  My P600 is 600 total I think and
that's 6 barrels.
Look at the street avenger series.

Tom Duross

-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Albin [mailto:albinted@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 5:40 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Carburetor choices - 318 Poly



edelbrock 750! - affordable, simple, bolt it on and go. i call them carbs
for
dummies like me :0). if i may also Andy lovingly remove your stock single
exhaust system (if that is the case) and mail it home and put a dual system
on
your motor, for its health.

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