Reply to "Introduction: New Owner of Pantera #7228, a US - GTS"

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Congrats and welcome, My car had the Autolite carb, the Holley is a better carb so keep it. The Autolite has an issue when you are in a high G turn the fuel sloshes and moves away from the pickup and the car runs out of gas, then after the G forces subside the fuel returns the car takes off and hang on! When I got my car 20 years ago the fuel tank was the problem.. it would pick up the junk from inside the tank and block the fuel filter causing the car to die. You could put the carb back to stock but trust me you (or the new owner) will put a Holley back on it. BossWrench can elaborate more on the issue.

7/1/1911:46 AM

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