My 302 with a Crane Cam power max 260 degree duration cam has an Edelbrock carb with Weber on the body. paper work from the PO's engine builder has it listed as a 1826. I looked it up on Edelbrock site and they list it as high performance off road 650 CFM. It doesn't seem to be overcarb'ed,but I've only driven it about 400 miles and haven't climbed anything yet.. Just wondering if anyone has any history with these...........Thanks,Mike?:?
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Edelbrock 1826
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needabronco
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I ran one, and it was a great carb. Download the tuning manual and read up. Yes it's a BIG carb for a 302, but it can be tuned to work well. Off road it works very good, off camber, nose up, nose down, all good... I was averaging 12.5 MPG's with it on my rig.
Kyle.malone
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Ive got one on mine, but no input yet as I am a month off from getting it running
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