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Old 03-07-2006, 09:13 AM
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Bill,
Does this guy just run the Dyno or we help tune the carb(s) as well? I know my 2X4 hollys have issues it would be great to get the car on the dyno, I just do not have a clue about vintage Hollys
If he will help (or someone else) will be there to help count me in!

Mike....if you can get a logical baseline for jetting on your motor from someone who has a setup like yours, that would be a good idea if you still want to put your car down on the rollers in Livermore. Then, based on your HP numbers and A/F ratio results you can modify your jetting at your own pace back home, if any is needed. The rejetting is really very easy, although it will take a little longer since you need to remove one of the carbs. You'll need to get a new set of "reusable" blue float bowl gaskets if you don't already have them, maybe some new carb to intake manifold gaskets, and a set of jets - up and down - from what you will currently have in the carbs. Maybe a post on Club Cobra of SCOF will help you with coming up with a close jetting combination.

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Old 03-07-2006, 01:34 PM
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I purchaced these carbs from a shop called Blue Oval Performance back in 2002. When he sold them to me he said he would re-jet them for my application. For all I know the jets may already be OK, they just seem to run a little rich to me perhaps that can be adjusted on the dyno.
I think that it would be worth the $$ to get on the dyno and see if I am even close...
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