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Thread: Power Valve Size
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04-10-2008 #1
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Power Valve Size
I bought a motor about a month ago and the guy suggested getting the carb rebuilt. So I got the carb back about a week ago and the shop rebuilt it back to stock specs. I was wondering if with my motor specs I could get an idea of the correct or close to correct power valve size? The motor is not in the car right now and on an engine stand, but I would like to get the carb close to ready as possible.
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04-11-2008 #2
Per holley's website, if I remember right, you need to check the motor vacuum first. At op temp, if auto, in gear, and check the idle vacuum, then use a PV that is half of that reading.
Like 10" of vacuum, use a 5 power valve. Seems to have worked pretty well for me.
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