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Edelbrock 650 cfm Off-Road AVS
- Thread starter kyle
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Yellow75
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Not sure how beefy your 302 is but I have a regular edelbrock 650 with the off-road needle and seats. It's a bit too much for the 302. A 500'ish carb would be better. You are just wasting gas at the 650 cfm mark.
Heard in a previous post that barry grant was coming out with an off-road demon. I would recommend waiting till some reviews come out for it. They make some Wicked carbs.
Heard in a previous post that barry grant was coming out with an off-road demon. I would recommend waiting till some reviews come out for it. They make some Wicked carbs.
GoFastCrackPipe
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I'm running one. It was on the 289 that I just replaced and it did alright on the trails. Never stalled, but would run a little rich. I have it on my 302 now, but I havn't had it on the trails yet. This Friday/Saturday will be the first run for my new (to me anyway) motor.
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