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Which works better for a 283?
Just curious.
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My old 250 hp 327" was a good bit faster with a 4GC.
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Ditto
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Especially if you race a stick in stock! Dean Oliver can do wonders with these carbs! The 4gc is a small, but very reliable carb to race with too. We have used them on our 283s and 327 250 hp combos for years. The wcfb was a lot more picky about fuel control on the launch for stocker stick cars anyway.
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Thanks guys. That makes it unanimous.
I wonder why Chev chose to go with Carters for their 2 four set-ups (245/270 HP)? Probably because back then, for them, there was no difference or it was negligible.
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