Manifold reference mod on Quick Fuel 750?
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Manifold reference mod on Quick Fuel 750?
I installed a Weiand 144 on a ZZ4 crate motor using a Quick Fuel SS-750 carb. I need to do the manifold reference mod, but am finding conflicting instructions online. Has anyone done this with a Quick Fuel?
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This is what I have used as a guide. I personally have not worked on the small 144 SC's Roots and magnachargers is all I have done.
http://www.motorsportsvillage.com/modifycarb.html
http://www.motorsportsvillage.com/modifycarb.html
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The good thing about any supercharger is the massive amount of TQ gain
That carb work I sent you isn't difficult if you have a milling machine. But if you have a Carb shop near you. They probably could do a nice job if you are not comfortable doing it
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Actually the C/R you want to end up with is in the low 9's. Like 9.2- 9.4 Your other savior is the small 144 SC. It is not big enough to produce very much boost even being over driven to its max rpm. even with only 350 ci it might make 8.5 to 9 psi of boost. That is why they are advertised at 500 max HP units.
The good thing about any supercharger is the massive amount of TQ gain
That carb work I sent you isn't difficult if you have a milling machine. But if you have a Carb shop near you. They probably could do a nice job if you are not comfortable doing it
The good thing about any supercharger is the massive amount of TQ gain
That carb work I sent you isn't difficult if you have a milling machine. But if you have a Carb shop near you. They probably could do a nice job if you are not comfortable doing it
