Reply to "650 holley a good replacement"

eclectechieMember

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Originally posted by PartTimeAdult:
Surely a sign of someone who knows holleys well; intent on optimizing the PVCR(PVCO)s

Well, a month ago all I knew was how to spell "Holley", but there is lots of good Holley information out there to get saturated in.

I have John Passini's Weber tuning books, and have studied them carefully. Pretty well everything translates to Holleys, except that the means of adjusting are different. Air bleeds, emulsion tubes and PVCRs are exotic tweaking using drill bits on a Holley, but on Webers these are as easy to change as Holley main jets.

I'm kinda hoping the oxygen sensor says everything is perfect, so I don't have to do anything except read the horsepower graph.

3/7/077:30 AM

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