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Old 06-28-1999, 10:03 AM   #4
Clark Rodgers
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Man, I hope you get a print out of all that! It all sounds good and I'll just throw in one only because I've been there.As long as your not building a monster and need a carb. over 600cfm stay with an autolite 4V, I purchased one from pony carbs and love it! I have a 69 351W and the best part is not all the adjustments and work my Holley needed.And always keep in mind that most people over-carb. there engines and think more cfm's the better.
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