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Post by loosecanon »

hey guys,

just about done the rebuild on my 308, wasn't as good a buy as i hoped, but at lease i know it's fresh now. was wondering whats the verdict on the quadrajet carby, iv'e heard there a bit of a pain, but good once done. and any idea's who to take it too for a tune in briz?? i was hoping for slacks creek way.

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Post by stitch_all4x4 »

Try giving this bloke a call his name is Chris Hollingsworth if you're familliar with the drag scene this guy is an absolute machine when it come's to carbys 0408983427

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Post by Vman »

Quadies are a good carbie when set up right and compared to a Holley don't need adjusting as much.

They also have smallish primaries making them ok for economy with large secondaries for when you need the juice.

Edit - these days I would go injection. Its very easy to set up and if you are already running the later VN style heads you can pick up stock manifolds for a couple of hundred dollars.
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Post by loosecanon »

yea i priced up VN heads, with the map sensor, but a little out of my budget, i had this engine as a complete, so ill run it for the time being. For what it's worth i'd be better off buying a who engine as apposed to just the heads cam and wiring loom, price wise that is,
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Re: 308

Post by PGS 4WD »

They are a good carby but suffer from small fuel bowls that can cause issues on angles and in some high HP applications.
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Re: 308

Post by loosecanon »

and a holly would handle this better?
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