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Just Put A 383 Stroker In My 75 With 4 Speed, Put A Holly 600 CFM On
With A Eldenbrock Manifold, Built With Stage 3 Cam, Took Some Work To Get Timed But Finaly Got It, Very Impressed With The Power, Got A 2.5 Dual Exhaust On, Hopfully The Drive Line Holds Up To The Torque,
Next I Need To Get A Hot Box For The HEI.
I'm thinking about putting a SB 427 in mine....do you think a Holly 600cfm Barry Grant Road Demon would be too small?
Yes, unless you don't want to rev over about 5 grand I've seen too many folks having trouble with anything by Barry Grant, a good 750DP should fit the bill perfectly.
From: At my Bar drinking and wrenching in Lafayette Colorado
Originally Posted by Rollochrome
The 383 Stroker in my 79 came with a rebuilt 600 cfm Rochester. Under hard acceleration, the carb would run itself out of gas and cause me to have start and stop acceleration.
There is no such thing as a 600 cfm Rochester Q-Jet. All Q-Jets, with a few 800 cfm exceptions, are 750 cfm.
If the carb was "running out of gas," you either have a fuel supply problem or a carb setup problem. There is no problem with the size of your 750 cfm Q-Jet. You would be better off fixing your fuel problems and carb tuning problems than switching to another carb of the same size and re-tuning it.
Lars