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Rb Holley 4-barrell Setup

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Old 06-10-2004, 01:24 PM
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Does any 2nd Gen owner besides me have this setup?



I am having problems with power output and would like to converse with someone who also has this kit.



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i am very familiar with the setup.. whats wrong wit it?? what kinda jets? how many FP are u running? what kinda holley? which manifold and when was the last time u rebuilt it?
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keep in mind a N/A engine isnt the most powerfull thing

to begin with, let alone a carbed one
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I am running 6 PSI with a Holley Blue fuel pump. It is like brand new. Only about 8000 miles on it.



It is the RB setup with the modified 600 CFM Holley.



I have no idea what size jets are in it.
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Make sure the secondaries are working. I read (I think on the evil forum) that someont had a problem with this.

You can unhook the secondary linkage and see if it loses power, or put a screw in the linkage to force the secondaries to open.
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Let alone a carbed one? a carb is the best way to get power from a N/A.
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Originally Posted by Seraphx7' date='Jun 11 2004, 12:33 PM
Let alone a carbed one? a carb is the best way to get power from a N/A.
on stock ports, even carb'd its hard to get much power from NA... on a heavy port, carb would probably be very good power if tuned right
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Originally Posted by FCmaniac' date='Jun 11 2004, 02:36 PM
on stock ports, even carb'd its hard to get much power from NA... on a heavy port, carb would probably be very good power if tuned right
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Originally Posted by treceb' date='Jun 11 2004, 03:52 PM
I'm talking about 13b six port... I've never seen any dynos where a carb'd six port with stock ports put out much but I haven't seen many to begin with.
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Originally Posted by Seraphx7' date='Jun 11 2004, 12:33 PM
Let alone a carbed one? a carb is the best way to get power from a N/A.
any proof if this?
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