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six pack power valves

PDFROGMAN

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running a six pack set up on 383 with the MP hemi grind cam shaft 280/480
pretty sure i popped the power valve running super rich now
any suggestions on which valve to replace it with?
thanks
 
it seams like I'm hearing that you need to find out what you vacuum is and run approximately 1/2 of what that is. I guess that's a general rule of thumb.
 
I kind of knew that,
i should have worded the question a little differently
I was curious what other guys have done any other combos, 6packs can be a little difficult to dial in
 
ya, I got a long road a head of me. been reading every forum and write ups that are out there. I'm building a 505ci and after ordering a new base plate and center metering block, it's getting a little confusing. after setting my new carbs up for the kill air bleeds that are interchangeable, ben at promax hade told me to start with a 4.5 right from the get go. i'll be running the engine on a test stand, so i'll have plenty of time too get it close before going in the car. Good luck for both of us.
 
stock motor?
if my memory serves me write I think I have 11" of vac in drive
thanks for the input
 
My motor is pretty stock except for cam, I have about 12 inches of vacuum in neutral 875 rpm (4 speed).
The 4.5 PV recommendation was from Bob K. (Aka Mr. Six Pack).
 
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