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    1. #1
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      Aug 2014
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      67 camaro Carburetion questions.

      I have a 67 camaro with 396 aggressive cam, should I go 750 vacuum secondary or 750 double pumper holly???

    2. #2
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      What intake are you running?
      whatever you get go for a 4-corner idle
      SHAKER TUNED SOLUTIONS

    3. #3
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      67 camaro Carburetion questions.

      Edelbrock Air Gap



    4. #4
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      Jan 2010
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      Louisiana
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      I'm running a Quick Fuel 850 vacuum secondary on a 496. Dyno'd @ 625 hp. I swapped from a mechanical secondary 850 for more drivability. I find a slight highway cruising advantage because the vac secondary offers an adjustable "delay" before power comes in. I find I can more easily feather the gas in high gear and in theory gain a little fuel mileage. On the flip side, when I punch it, The power comes in like a Two-stroke. The difference isn't worth going buy a new carb if you already have a mechanical.
      Landon

      67' Camaro

      My Build Thread

    5. #5
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      What gears and rear tire size? What trans, and if an auto, what stall speed?

      The rule of thumb is if a light car/higher than stock stall or std/low gear ratio, then double pumper
      If heavy car/factory stall auto/tall gear ratio, then vacuum secondary.

      In any case a 750 for sure, and I would lean towards the street HP Holley, or an AED 750 HO.




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