any good carb for bronco
- Piyakoracing
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any good carb for bronco
ok, so Im going carb then with an aod tranny.
what carb will do a good job in the desert?
I seen the holley truck series carb, any good?
what carb will do a good job in the desert?
I seen the holley truck series carb, any good?
357w, crower cam 15511, custom exhaust system with a x pipe, modified e4od and e
Heads, bilsteins5100 series, 4inch lift, 35's general grabbers
Heads, bilsteins5100 series, 4inch lift, 35's general grabbers
- ESHALLBETTER
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Re: any good carb for bronco
I went with C&J engineering. It was spendy, but it's supposed to rock in the desert. It has a small electric fuel pump that sends back any fuel it's not using and the bowls are side hung.
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Re: any good carb for bronco
Piyakoracing wrote:ok, so Im going carb then with an aod tranny.
what carb will do a good job in the desert?
I seen the holley truck series carb, any good?
I dont like the Vacuum secondary carbs for performance driving. (Only have tried Holleys) If you use stab and jab style maybe ok for you but the power is really on or off and hard to modulate mid throttle power in turns etc. Let off a little vaccuum comes back and shuts secondaries and bog. Then you have to stab it to get it back and too much. I never saw any difference in gas mileage with vac or double pumpers and the mechanicals were always so much nicer to drive. If you want to save time and have it work out of the box C J like Eric did above looks great. I dont know where C&J gets their float bowls from. Holley used to market an off road kit for the side hung floats etc but no longer available I think.
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Re: any good carb for bronco
I BELIEVE my float bowls are holley units. I can check
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Re: any good carb for bronco
i have an edlebrock on mine that has been "off road " modified. its a 650cfm i dont know what he did to it but the guy who did the work did an awsome job, i have not had any problems what so ever...
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Re: any good carb for bronco
That sucker pump set up is genius , would it even need spung floats, even if the floats bounce, it can t flood. I wonder if a dp could be rigged like that but different, ie drill the bowls where the un used port is opposite the fuel inlets, at the same height as the check plugs, then plumb your drain holes from there, don t understand the need for side hung bowls.
Some quick googling shows at least on ebay vendor selling an off road kit, and sprung needle valves, jegs also has the 6-513 sprung needle valves.
Some quick googling shows at least on ebay vendor selling an off road kit, and sprung needle valves, jegs also has the 6-513 sprung needle valves.
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Re: any good carb for bronco
They are sprung
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Re: any good carb for bronco
How do you set the floats , or is it one of those It s right leave it alone carbs.
- ESHALLBETTER
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Re: any good carb for bronco
Not really sure... I just messed with the jetting so far.scraptor wrote:How do you set the floats , or is it one of those It s right leave it alone carbs.
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Re: any good carb for bronco
anyone using the holley avenger truck series
357w, crower cam 15511, custom exhaust system with a x pipe, modified e4od and e
Heads, bilsteins5100 series, 4inch lift, 35's general grabbers
Heads, bilsteins5100 series, 4inch lift, 35's general grabbers
Re: any good carb for bronco
I tried a Truck Avenger, it had a bad stumble off idle that I was never able to correct. I learned that this was common and I dimed it off and got the C&J carb like Eric's. I have a vacuum secondary one on my prerunner and a double pumper on the race truck both have worked flawlessly right out of the box. I highly recommend going to C&J first. Pay the money and save the grief.