Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Danny, as it works out I have one of the bases like in your Speedway link. I will take it with me to the next race and ask D 4 tech if it is OK to run.
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Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Is there a spec on what is an acceptable carb base?I can't find anything
in the "rules". Terry K |
Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
There is a rule that applies to what you can use.
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Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
It's kind of vague tho...
AIR CLEANERS Optional. If used, air cleaner must be OEM automotive or retain OEM configuration. Air-cleaner base may be cut or trimmed, but welding, bolting, riveting, epoxying, or any other form of fabrication is prohibited. Ram tubes, velocity stacks, or non-stocktype base plates or ducting prohibited. Cooling holes prohibited in radiator side panels, etc. Factory air cleaners and/or scoops that fit through hood must be affixed to carburetor as per OEM only. |
Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Rich, I saw the same thing in the "book". I guess my question would be:
when does a carb base become a velocity stack? Terry K |
Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Terry:
According to one of my carb customers who asked an NHRA tech man about air cleaner bases, the base cannot be higher than the top of choke housing. He said they should be able to lay a straight edge across the base and it should touch the carb. This will keep racers from adding spacers under the base therefore creating a type of velocity stack. |
Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
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Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
I had some aluminum cast adapters made up for sale. They are only about 1/2-3/4 inch in thickness that will allow a 4GC carb which has a 4 7/32 in diameter opening to use a pan with a 5 1/8 inch diameter opening which is what most Holley/Quadra Jet carbs are. I have both a shallow dropped base air pan and the adapter which will fit many applications where hood clearance needs to be considered--- contact me for more pics/info---FED387
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Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Danny, does the Speedway Motors carb base pass the "stright edge" test?
Terry K |
Re: carb air entry pan for the Super 10
Terry:
Yes it does. I just check it with a Chevy and a Pontiac Q-Jet and the straight edge is dead even with the top of the choke housing. Should be good to go. |
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