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i would do a 340 but i already have a good 318 with lots of extra parts
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Have you had a good look at it Rory?........
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Phil, as you know , I am a Ford guy, but yes, I have looked Toms pink 318 2 barrel Callenger a few times at Mission. He ran it at the LODRS meet, and also ran it in our stickshift group a couple of times. Was I missing something? He was running 13.0s and 12.9s with it.
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What type of fuel system would you run with the 2 barrel, fuel line
size, tank (or fuel cell) pick-up size, pressure, etc.? |
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A good fuel system helps a lot with a carburetor with small volume like a mopar 2 barrel. |
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Sal, its volume. Our little carburetors dont have much of a bowl and at 6000 plus they need everything they can get without the carb starving for fuel. Adding pressure fools with things as far as I can tell.
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That's very interesting....makes sense to me. My car runs 95 mph in 90 degrees or 35 degrees. I've tried diff fuel pressures from 6-12, no change. Stock needle and seat, stock jet size. When I go up in jet size the car drops right off ET and Mph
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when i tried to change my jet size up it made the car run slower e.t. and mph was down. it is a carter also and the fuel pressure can make a big difference with mine.
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