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Suggestions for carb for 1975 302

jmangi62

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Dam, I was hoping you would stay carburetor, I have a brand new Holley 600 street avenger you couldve bought from me. Oh well, you have a nice efi system so you'll never need a carb again, good luck. ;)
 
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Crainbow243

Crainbow243

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Dam, I was hoping you would stay carburetor, I have a brand new Holley 600 street avenger you couldve bought from me. Oh well, you have a nice efi system so you'll never need a carb again, good luck. ;)

Thanks! Yeah I made the jump... Ill let you know how it goes haha
 

blubuckaroo

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Well I'm debating 2 or 4 barrel options, I dont have an issue replacing the intake manifold. Seems if I do upgrades in the future it's worth getting the 4.

That being said I have read some issues with the Holly sniper... Also FiTech... Which ones are most people going with for a reliably starting/running bronco?

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I've been wondering the same thing myself. If the 2 barrel version will support 350-400 horsepower as advertised, why swap manifolds?
 
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Crainbow243

Crainbow243

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I've been wondering the same thing myself. If the 2 barrel version will support 350-400 horsepower as advertised, why swap manifolds?

At $2000+ I already spent for the Holley EFI and all the electronics (CDI, Coil, Distributor) seems silly to not go for the 4 barrel model at $250 more for the intake manifold. I think if I was trying to keep my cost down I would have just replaced the carb.
 
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