396 BB about 550 HP carb Question

Started by Gearz, January 27, 2009, 06:04:08 PM

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Gearz

I have a 750 holly double pumper on it and it runs OK but was just wandering if a  670cfm truck avenger carb would be enough or should I stay with the double pumper. 

camok10

07 Silverado 2.5" leveling kit, flowmaster, k&n, manual every thing but the trans

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betterbeaters

I would run a 850 double pumper... I had a 750 on my 383 swaped toa 850 and it ran 10x better!  I dont think a 670 would be anywhere close to what you need!
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Gearz

Quote from: betterbeaters on January 27, 2009, 07:30:46 PM
I would run a 850 double pumper... I had a 750 on my 383 swaped toa 850 and it ran 10x better!  I dont think a 670 would be anywhere close to what you need!

Thats Kinda what I was thinking too small.

Ranger Dave

if its realy 550 hp,  i go with a  850 to 950 carb.
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Gearz

Quote from: Ranger Dave on January 27, 2009, 09:45:50 PM
if its realy 550 hp,  i go with a  850 to 950 carb.

I 'am going too get new one. Just don't know what kind yet but its looking like 850 of some kind. Never really liked the 750 holly I have.

Kodiak450r

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if you wanna spend the money try a demon. i have had pretty good luck with them but they are pricey. i usually go with a nice holly double pumper if it's a race motor or if it's street driven a vac secondary carb works good too. for that much power your going to need at least a 750 if not a 850 to feed it.

question. what intake manifold are you running? single or dual plane? who makes it as well. if you run a dual plane you'll want a bigger carb then if you run a single plane manifold then you can run a smaller carb.
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camok10


if you estemate your VE you can find the cfm your engine needs

FORMULA FOR CFM

CFM = CID x RPM x VE รท 3456
07 Silverado 2.5" leveling kit, flowmaster, k&n, manual every thing but the trans

84 c10 project

82 c10 beater diesel

OakleyOutlaw

Get ahold of Pro systems tell them what you have and they will build you a carb for optimum power, I would'nt run any other carb!

MR. Horsepower

I agree  with oakly Prosystems built my carb for my 393 for the same price as buying one off the shelf and it rocks
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blasterguy911

Quote from: Gearz on January 27, 2009, 10:33:12 PM
Quote from: Ranger Dave on January 27, 2009, 09:45:50 PM
if its realy 550 hp,  i go with a  850 to 950 carb.

I 'am going too get new one. Just don't know what kind yet but its looking like 850 of some kind. Never really liked the 750 holly I have.
yea we got 650 on the bronco and never got it to run perfect not even close
1972 bronco

Gearz

750 seem too starve for fuel at times. Could be that I was still running the small mechanical pump.The one on side of block. Going too change that too. Going too electric pump. Don't know what kind yet

Gearz

Quote from: OakleyOutlaw on January 28, 2009, 12:36:33 AM
Get ahold of Pro systems tell them what you have and they will build you a carb for optimum power, I would'nt run any other carb!
Quote from: Bronco68 on January 28, 2009, 12:58:52 AM
I agree  with oakly Prosystems built my carb for my 393 for the same price as buying one off the shelf and it rocks
Will have too look in too them. Love all this feed back Thanks  GotMud?

steve

#13
www.pro-system.com nothing better for the money.

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