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Old Mar 7, 2021 | 04:41 PM
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I have this carb. I acquired with a car I bought. Can anyone identify this and tell me what make it is and how many CFM it is and what it is worth?? Thanks






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Old Mar 7, 2021 | 04:48 PM
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Barry Grant demon carb .. any numbers
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Old Mar 7, 2021 | 06:14 PM
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Swap meet table or nearest dumpster. Sorry they were a terrible carb, full of aluminum shavings etc, didnt meter fuel properly.
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Look like a very early 750 Mighty Demon Vac Secondary.
Demons had questionable build quality but I have successfully made even ones with the dreaded metal shavings work.....you just need to go through it.
I just shipped a 1971 Demon 340 with one of these on it and it worked like a charm.....I recommend changing out the nitrophylic floats for Holley brass pieces....they float better and I have found better bowl metering at 7psi.....plus you can see them through the sight glass much easier.

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