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Old 07-18-2004, 05:08 AM   #16
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capri306 , Are there other ways to check a lean condition besides the plugs? Would there be other symptoms besides running hot?
A lot of people are telling me that my 625cfm carb. is still enough carb. for my setup.
I've seen 302's with less mods as I do running 750 holleys and I'm being told that a 625 Carter is plenty for a "worked" 351w???

My primary jets sizes are .098
My secondary jets are: .095
My metering rods dimensions are: .0700/.0470(primary jets)
Carter carbs have no secondary metering rods.

rwhite65, I mentioed maybe the fuel pump being a factor thinking that maybe since it' a stock pump that maybe it's not pumping enough volume of fuel anymore.
If I get an electric fan and it ends up I indeed have a lean condition, will I still overheat in town like I am now?
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