Carb Replacement
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Carb Replacement
I'm thinking of replacing my stock Holley carburator 3884505 list 3367 with another name brand carb that would bolt right on without any modifications for a 66 327/350hp l79. HAS anyone changed over to a different carb from a Holley 3884505 with good results? Appreciate your feed back.
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Its hard to beat a Quick Fuel for a straight-across swap. They are basically Holleys at their core but with more thought in the design, adjustability and user-friendliness.
I ****-canned my cantankerous 4150 Holley for a Q/F with vacuum secondaries and made a couple of quick tweaks and the car runs the best it has in the 18 months I've owned it.
The Q/F price is hard to beat as well. Worth a phone call to talk to their 'techies'; then decide.
www.quickfueltechnology.com
I ****-canned my cantankerous 4150 Holley for a Q/F with vacuum secondaries and made a couple of quick tweaks and the car runs the best it has in the 18 months I've owned it.
The Q/F price is hard to beat as well. Worth a phone call to talk to their 'techies'; then decide.
www.quickfueltechnology.com
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I'm thinking of replacing my stock Holley carburator 3884505 list 3367 with another name brand carb that would bolt right on without any modifications for a 66 327/350hp l79. HAS anyone changed over to a different carb from a Holley 3884505 with good results? Appreciate your feed back.
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