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Bigger carbs are better? I'm going with "There's no carburetor like no carburetor!" :p

Well, at least for my build, which is a turbo slant six street car. If they ever start an EFI forum, I'm writing a long post on good and bad reasons to install fuel injection. It's not for everyone.
 
Bigger carbs are better? I'm going with "There's no carburetor like no carburetor!" :p

Well, at least for my build, which is a turbo slant six street car. If they ever start an EFI forum, I'm writing a long post on good and bad reasons to install fuel injection. It's not for everyone.


I wish you would. I’d certainly read it.
 
Bigger carbs are better? I'm going with "There's no carburetor like no carburetor!" :p

Well, at least for my build, which is a turbo slant six street car. If they ever start an EFI forum, I'm writing a long post on good and bad reasons to install fuel injection. It's not for everyone.
Includes all fuel systems. Type away. Fuel and Air Systems
 
Just based off of venturi to blades, the 1050 dominator is the best carb in the world, as it is already annular booster, with that relatively small venturi vs 2 inch blades....they pull hard .
Wish I had another for my tunnel ram
 
Just based off of venturi to blades, the 1050 dominator is the best carb in the world, as it is already annular booster, with that relatively small venturi vs 2 inch blades....they pull hard .
Wish I had another for my tunnel ram

Tuner has been saying that for decades.

Most of these engines should have a Dominator on them. Most of them need two of them.
 
I don't disagree. I usually run bigger carbs than "recommended" and I like down leg boosters. It's usually how I've always run...
 
We went with a 950 on my 414 but it's a street engine.

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well pewp... i have a new 850 with annulars here i just bought... now i wish i had gotten a 1050 :)
 
i like my 1040 cfm 4150 style APD carb better than anything I've ever used.
 
Here you go Newbomb Turk, This is my quickest carb set up that I have tried so far. There isn't a circuit in this 8896 1050 that hasn't been drilled and
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tapped and had a redrilled brass set screw installed. So it will drive on the street as well as it runs at the track.
 
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