elderbrock carb?? 650cfm on 302 ford??

elderbrock carb?? 650cfm on 302 ford?? - The Jalopy Journal

650 is too big for a street 302. I have run less on a street 429 big block (600). I am currently running a 470 Holley on a '71 302 with good response.

Can I use a EDELBROCK 650 CARB 302 V8 - Ford Truck Enthusiasts

Small Block V8 (221, 260, 289, 5.0/302, 5.8/351W) - Can I use a EDELBROCK 650 CARB 302 V8 - I have a 1981 Ford Bronco with a 302 V8 I found ...

500cfm or 650cfm carb for stock 302 with headers? | ClassicBroncos ...

I've got a 74 EB with stock 302 and think an Edelbrock 1406 650cfm carb is going to be overkill. I wish Holley would make a 500cfm Truck Avenger ...

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Edelbrock Performance Carburetors and accessories are made in the USA and are available with a 500-800 CFM rating for AMC, Buick, Chevy, Chrysler, Ford, ...

Carburetor and Intake choice for 302 - Vintage Mustang Forums

For a normal 302, an Edelbrock 1403 carb is a better fit. It is a 500 cfm with an electric choke. The 600 cfm is a little too much carb for an unmodified ...

650cfm Carburetor on 289/302 1966 Mustang : r/cars - Reddit

Currently has the autolite 2100 2 barrel carb. Well its time for her to retire. Alot of the older mustangs go to the Edelbrock 600cfm performer ...

What Type of Carb for 302 | Ford Mustang Forum

I was told that I should get a 650 CFM carb with mechanical ... Ford Racing 302 gt40 aluminum Heads, e303, Edelbrock rpm intake, edelbrock 600, ...

Edelbrock carb install on a Ford 302 1947 f100 - YouTube

How to install edelbrock carb. We're swapping out the junkie running Holley for a trusty edelbrock on the old ford!

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Edelbrock AVS2 carb swap on the GT40P headed 302 HiPo

If you like listening to an American V8 engine fire up and running while I perform some tuning duties on a newly installed carburetor, ...

302 Edelbrock carb question - Factory Five Forums

I have a 750 Edelbrock Carb. My engine is pretty much a stock 302. I did the math on the engine and it appears that a 650 is big enough. Can ...

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Thanx for the reply. So are you saying if I stay with the stock camshaft the most suitable carb would be the off road 1826 650cfm .

Edelbrock AVS2 carburetor 650 cfm was too big for my 302 ford ...

Edelbrock AVS2 carburetor 650 cfm was too big for my 302 ford rebuilt recently. · Details · Home & Kitchen.

What carb to run on a street/strip 302 | Ford Mustang Forums

Personally I would use a Quick Fuel Street Carburetor 650 CFM MS That or a Jet stage 2 or 3 q-jet with a Scott Drake manifold. That combo gives great street ...

What is the best carb for an internally stock 302/5.0 Ford engine?

Ive never personally ran an edelbrock since taking the one off my first foxbody and throwing it in the trash. No stumble issues off idle or once ...

What is the best carb for an internally stock 302/5.0 Ford engine?

Im a fan of the 600 holley on all of my previous small block fords. I cant stand edelbrock carbs. If the car is stick look at the mechanical ...

Carburetor selection for Mildly Built 302 - 1969-70 Technical Forum

Carbs in the 650 cfm range will probably also ... I will add, if considering an Edelbrock carb, I recommend one of their Thunder sreies.

Is a 600 cfm carb enough for a 350 hp 302? | Ford Mustang Forums

A 600 or 650 should be fine for that power level. I have had a standard Holley, Edelbrock, and now a Demon carb and if you can afford it go with a Road Demon ...

650 CFM; Satin Finish 1906 (79-83 5.0L Mustang) - American Muscle

Edelbrock AVS2 Series Carburetor with Electric Choke; 650 CFM; Satin Finish (79-83 5.0L Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle · People Who Viewed This Item Also ...

choosing correct carb size for smallblock - Stangnet

From what ive read most folks seem to point to the 600-650 cfm for 289-302s but given the engine size of mine should i aom lower? Say 450-500cfm ...