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Started by lwg8tr0514, December 07, 2025, 12:34:49 PM

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Quote from: lwg8tr0514 on December 08, 2025, 09:55:08 AMOh and I am suprised no one has said .... this whole topic is a sales pitch for Edelbrock carbs  ;)

    Please no! This is almost the same (and as bad) as the incessant "LS-Swap" advisories!  :o

    But, I will admit that there 'is' an Edelbrock on my '60 T-Bird (installed by the previous owner), but I've still got an out on that one, the "J"-codes came with Carter's originally.   ;D 

    As for the reason Holley's have won-out on the "muscle cars" and with racers isn't just because they 'are' easier to work with, but also because one for one they will "generally" always out horse-power the others!   ;)

    Scott.   

     

Drew Pojedinec

Quote from: lwg8tr0514 on December 08, 2025, 09:51:58 AMI got the kit from AFS with the paper bowl gaskets, I also got a new genuine Holley accelerator pump cover.  My GT 500 not concourse and I don't see a SAAC judge judging my to see if my accelerator pump cover is spec.  As an aside I  really like the content and knowledge of that guy over at AFS.  He hit a niche that no other guys I have seen hit. 60's Holleys.....

Yeah, he's ok... I guess...

As an aside, make sure you have the correct pump cover screws, as the new style takes different ones.

98SVT - was 06GT

Quote from: Drew Pojedinec on December 08, 2025, 10:30:02 AM
Quote from: lwg8tr0514 on December 08, 2025, 09:55:08 AMOh and I am suprised no one has said .... this whole topic is a sales pitch for Edelbrock carbs  ;)

A 56 2year old Edelbrock would have it's own drama.
Fixed it........
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