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Mark didn't go with the small block combo until the mid 90's , he first tried it with auto then went with the awesome stick combo then switch back to autos cause he likes the big wheelies and they are more expensive with the stick and harder on parts .....and he can run almost as fast with the 4BBl as with the 2BBl but the 2BBl has softer index ...hey Mark I know you read these thought I would just clear some of it up |
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I personally think it is horse crap that there are people who think classes we run should be deleted by IHRA yes I run a production 2bl car and i won D9 in it this year i wouldnt trade that for nothing and yes i have a god aweful crate motor stocker also its the decay of IHRA stock get over it guys IHRA gave the working class man a place to race and have fun on a budget and thats what we do have fun and race.....im with Beard maybe we should just start saying lets get rid of this because i dont like it or understand it...i bet the guy that invented the cell phone took the same kind of crap i read on here sometimes but look at those bad boys now i can complain on here all day with my cell phone via internet wow... thats my .01 |
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1. Multiple Carbs 2. Four Barrel 3. Two Barrel Tulsa racer Roy Kempe won the AHRA world championship way back when with a Formula 3 small block Duster, "Dusteruction" Bill |
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Has anyone looked at those 2-barrel carbs these guys run? They are the 500cfm Holley that are scienced-out to the nth degree to flow almost as well as a mediocre, out-of-the-box,4bbl. Additionally, they have tricked-out sheet-metal intakes, with angle-milled big valve heads and over-balanced cranks, and super lightweight rotating assemblies(hence, 9500 launch w/10,000 rpm trap zingers). I think most of them just like the challenge of being different and the sound of a smallblock (Ford or Chevy) going down the track. Have you ever heard Joe B's wild Chevy injected V6 in his Mustang scream on top end? Gotta love it.
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Back in the 80's my brother David Jackson held the IHRA SS/2JA record for many years with a 1958 Chevy Wagon. The car was a 283 (292ci) with a 650 holley 2bbl. The carb had been reworked by TRC (I think out of Ga). The carb would flow 730 or 780 and was as quick on the 283 as a 4bbl and would turn 10.500rpm with no problem. They were not required to run any type of restrictor plate and the hot tip was a 2bbl adapter made by Braswell that was several inches tall and matched to the Holley strip dominator intake. They also made small velocity stacks for the 2bbl. The index was pretty soft on the combo and David would always qualify well if not #1. The carb was legal and was checked many times by Robert Leonard when he was the tech man. IHRA had a plexiglas guage that Robert used to check the venturi size. The 650 holley did not have any boosters in the venturi and had discharge holes drilled arount the top of the venturis, it also had a 50cc accelerator pump. It looked like a garden sprinkler when you would work the throttle linkage by hand lol. Don Jackson
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