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Bill,
Are you absolutely sure about the 4346 Holleys being used on the ZL-1's? I've never heard that before. Also, why would the ZL-1 Camaros get 4346's and the two Corvettes get the 4296's? I would expect that a 750 cfm single pumper ( 4346 ) would be severly under jetted for a ZL-1. I know the L-88's got the 4296's as well. And the ZL-1 nudged a little more power out than the L-88, didn't it? Your theory on the special ducted hood is interesting. Just a fast question for you on that topic if you don't mind. I believe all ZL-1's came standard with the ZL/2 induction system - correct? Back in the day, for serious racing, wouldn't the second thing done to the car be to remove the ZL/2 induction setup and put on a monster scoop? Headers had to be first, then followed my a bigger-bader Holley. ![]() Why would Chevrolet go through all the trouble to build the ZL-1's and then put a 750 single pumper Holley on it? It just doesn't seem to make sense. ![]() I'd like to keep this topic going. This development was not one I expected. Lastly, as you have indicated, the lack of use of the idle stop solenoids on the ZL-1's would make sense from another perspective. I don't think that Chevrolet expected any ZL-1's to be cruisers - did they? Idling probably wasn't too big a concern for these cars - huh? Steve
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