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Join Date: May 2001
Member # 4468
Location: jax fla
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want new carb.
I want a new carb for my 4.3. No I do not want fuel injection. The way I see it there are only two on my list a jet performance quadratet or the new holley truck advenger. Price is close to the same. Need opinions on both. and no I kant spel
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Location: SoCal
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I haven't heard anything on the new holley (other than what they put in their adds) but someone has to be the first one to get it and tell us how it works. Also with the Jet you can get a better deal if you send in a Q-jet to be rebuilt than buying one outright. Allot of hot rod guys just throw away Q-jets so ask them for a old one to send in as a core.
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I have the eldebrook carb q-jet on my truck haven't had any problems with it, hasn't cut out at all on good side angles or striaght up or almost striaght down, it also has the offroad kit in it. I've had it running in the truck for at least four years and no problems.
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Location: Mojave
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petersons's 4 wheel off-road did a comparison and the q-jet won hands down. I had a hard start at a 70 degree angle once and thats it. Good carb.
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Member # 6726
Location: United Socialist States of America
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It's not alike a hogly where you get all or none. By design with the smaller primarys it can keep the volocity up to run right on a broad range of engine. The secondaires are all vacume actuated. You can floor it all day long but untill the engine is moving enough air to pull the secondaires open they will stay shut. They are also less prone to off camber problems due to float bowl set up than any hogly that I am aware of. The only thing that will do better than a Quad off road is Fuel injection.
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