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Old 01-04-2012, 02:38 PM
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The Problem is the Turkey Pan, with it on, the scoop cant flow enough air for a 500CFM much less a 750 or 780CFM Carb! Do a full bore accceleration run and shut the key off at about 6000RPM and take a plug reading - They'll be black with the pan on. Take the Turkey pan off and do the run again - if the carb is jetted properly, the plugs will read perfectly! We proved this out while tuning for a Run & Gun many years ago.

So you're saying if I'm running an 850cfm holley on a 427 so I should take the turkey pan off.
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notice this thread started in Feb 2004 and stayed active till 2008. Lots of good info in this thread.

The turkey pan is killing your hp.

I did the cal's on an 8" S&S air filter on a 351W with 400 flywheel hp. At 4000 rpms it was losing 97 hp because of the filter.

use this link to cal your air filter. You can not get the proper size filter in the turkey pan.

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dls141

notice this thread started in Feb 2004 and stayed active till 2008. Lots of good info in this thread.

The turkey pan is killing your hp.

I did the cal's on an 8" S&S air filter on a 351W with 400 flywheel hp. At 4000 rpms it was losing 97 hp because of the filter.

use this link to cal your air filter. You can not get the proper size filter in the turkey pan.

Second Strike Air Cleaner Calculator

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Thanks Dwight. I've seen the TP setup before on a small block but thought it looked odd - and constricting on the 427.

We'll be installing the new Holley next weekend and I'm dropping the turkey pan. It's great to live 30 minutes from Summitt too!
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