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07-20-2013 #1
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Carburetor question
Hey guys I had a carburetor malfunction the other day and I need to buy a new one, i have a 1971 buick skylark base, with a rebuilt 350. What CFM size carb should i get?!
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07-20-2013 #2
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For DD/mileage look at 600-650 range and tune from there. IF you really want it to pull and run well look at closer to 700-800 in decent versions, Edelbrock AVS, HP Holleys, even Edelbrock Performers (Though AVS is infinitely more tunable. OR even if you can find one of the new Q-jets thay are pretty sweet. I loved making my Q on my 71 MC run hard, made everyone wonder about it on my 350 roller.
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stock rebuild you'll be good with a 650-670 range, if its modified and sees high rpm you'll want to to to about 750 and up depending on the carb you get.
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