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Sandy · 11-27-06, 11:29 AM

That is a nice looking carb. Prices look about $1300usd which, by the time you get done with one I'll be you have that into a regular holley. It is a dAM shame however that they can't make the fuel bowls billet too, very nicely done in any case.

Another good thing is that the pic shows that it uses the old style linkage, not just the link bar for the secondaries. I have 2 830 Holley's and one has this style, the new one has the link bar. I can't say which works better but it looks like the older style would be smoother with the roller style.

Also interesting is it looks like that they rate the same carb from 500hp-750hp.

Sandy

11-27-06, 11:29 AM	#2 (permalink)
Sandy Sandy Gulf GT40 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA GT40: RCR GT40 Gulf Posts: 1,152 Rep Power: 18	Re: Carby question ? That is a nice looking carb. Prices look about $1300usd which, by the time you get done with one I'll be you have that into a regular holley. It is a dAM shame however that they can't make the fuel bowls billet too, very nicely done in any case. Another good thing is that the pic shows that it uses the old style linkage, not just the link bar for the secondaries. I have 2 830 Holley's and one has this style, the new one has the link bar. I can't say which works better but it looks like the older style would be smoother with the roller style. Also interesting is it looks like that they rate the same carb from 500hp-750hp. Sandy __________________ RCR GT40 #11 348" Alloy SBF, 930 Box, Gulf 1075 Trim Now in the Garage, still under construction... www.gtsparkplugs.com Links to the cars Last edited by Sandy; 11-27-06 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Forgot something...