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Thinking about upgrading my carby and mech fuel pump in my hz 308, the motor has had ur usual work (prepol heads cam edelbrock manifold exhaust, extractors and worked t700 auto)
i was just wondering what would be the best choice for a barry grant carby, and what electric fuel pumps are the better choices, no i am not getting a holley !!!
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A well set up rochester Q/jet is your best bet. These are a top carb when setup correctly.
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600 - 650 Holley is the go..!!!
BG carbs are overpriced and a complete ****..!! Only made to look good on show cars..
Go to the US and see how many people buy BG. Not many racers that i have seen. Seems they are pushing the market here now. Mr Barry
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you are going to get alot of different opinions on what carby is the best....everyone says differently. but the Q/jet i have heard will be your better option 
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James, if you change carby i would like to talk to you about purchasing the Q/jet, air cleaner and polution gear etc. Call me on 0428 517 170
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Blue or black motor 308 Quadrajet.
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Yes the quadrajet (set up just right) is the best choice, sometimes the factory gets it right, its an economical carby when you want it to be (ie on light throttle), but the CFM is there if you want to give it a tickle.
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Yes the quadrajet (set up just right) is the best choice, sometimes the factory gets it right, it's an economical carby when you want it to be (ie on light throttle), but the CFM is there if you want to give it a 'tickle'.
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bit late guys.
If nissan motorsport is nismo, then doesn't that make honda motorsport Homo?
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bit late guys.
If nissan motorsport is nismo, then doesnt that make honda motorsport Homo?
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