Edelbrock Thunder series 800 on 408 stroker???

Rob is correct & should have worded differently. The AVS secondaries are mechanical and it is the air door adjustment that controls airflow to secondaries that helps control/eliminate a bog. Love the ease and simpleness of this adjustment. The 670 avenger is an awesome carb from my experience and is vacuum secondary, but has a neat quick adjustment setup with just spring changes. I could just not get an initial bog out of mine but it was my limited holley tuning ability not the carb. Only reason I really changed from the avenger was my comfort level tuning eddy's and mine developed a leak over the winter down period( probably from sitting ) so would absolutely recommend the avenger and am thinking about trying the 570 cfm unit on the 273 in my valiant.

Oldschoolcuda

OK great thanks for clarifying that... I only have experience so far tuning eddy's as well but I feel like it's a dated design that works well for its intended purpose (reliability, economy, good street performance) and these newer Holleys are more easily tunable and have more advanced features. Once I hopefully start hitting the strip I will probably fiddle with my Carter AFB for a while but a nice new Aluminum Street Avenger is on my wish list. Then again I stumbled upon this Youtube video and now I'm a bit hesitant to buy one...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXLrhE5tGMo"]street avenger holley bog problem explained! - YouTube[/ame]