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so thats like the chevy getting an edelbrock head with a gm casting number. the ford getting the same head but hp wont change the class on the ford just the chevy. sounds like west coast bs to me.
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SSDiv6: The Holley carb you are referring to is a 735 CFM for Ford applications, so I'm not sure how that relates to DeFrank's situation. Even so, where does it say that carb has 4 corner idle? If you open the technical information link on the page you posted there is a side view picture of the carb and it does not have idle adjustment screws in the secondary metering block. How is the ad misleading?
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Its not really misleading if you read it. Its a write up for competition carbs. They chose one to picture then explained the differences. The page states that the 4609-1 does not have 4 corner idle. It also states that the 4609-1 does not have the choke plate removed. There are several carbs referenced on the page.
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