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Holley Projection for $75.00!!!!!!

HispanicPanic

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thats right all its missing is the fuel pump which i know cost like 80 bucks or so, also its a 900 cfm how will my stock 350 handle it will i be right back were im at now with my q-jet ? thanx guys gals

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which one did you score? there are a few variances and different kits... one that you program w/ a laptop? That is a whicked good deal!!!! I'm jealous. The 950 is way more then your stock q-jet and they say that the Holley FI's will support up to 600 hp or so,

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i have no idea which one it is but it has the comp. wiring, everything even the video havent watched it yet but the question is how will my milage be affected since i do drive it on to work and back

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anybody else have an opinion?

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I bought the first version they came out with in a 600 cfm and hated it. Every time I changed altitude I had to adjust the mixtures to make it run decent. I also went through three fuel pumps. One went while I was hunting and the closest town was about 60 miles away. I have heard the programmable version is much better, but I still would never do it again. The 900 cfm is way too much for a stock small block, and you'll not have any throttle response at all.
 
Opinion? Ok, here is mine. No facts or experience, just opinion.
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I won’t run a Holley anything. I've never fooled around with their injection stuff so I could be wrong about them, but I have fooled around and wasted many, MANY hours fooling with those carbs back in my armature drag racing days. I've tried my best with various Holley carbs at 3 different times and had bad experiences every time. But, that's just me. Some of the guys I raced with swore by them and claimed I just didn't know how to work on a Holley. Guess they were right. I think they were sacrificing chickens on a full moon...

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85 K30 CUCV, 350 TBI, TH400, NP205, D60/C14, 4.56 Locked
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