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05-26-2014, 03:15 PM
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Re: Tunnel Ram setup for the street
Thanks everyone for the info...Good stuff..Much appreciated..
Bentley, wow bada** coupe!! love the 28-31 coupes.. Bentley you wrote:My suggestion of 600, 1850 Holleys was based on the cost and availability...as pointed out by ds1, only $30-$40 is a cheap setup, not best, but cheap and workable... Any suggestions on a better carb then the 600? Just curious on your thoughts...Thanks 
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05-26-2014, 03:53 PM
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Re: Tunnel Ram setup for the street
No, been out of "it" too long and do not keep up on technology. I am living in the past and old school is all I know and want to know. A real tunnel ram carb though, is the 660 center squirter by Holley. Thanks.
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