Paul_G
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Just curious if carbs other than Holley style will work with boost? Edelbrock or even an old Thermoquad?
Ultimately speaking, the ability to tune it to the 9’s and beyond.I don't see why you wouldn't use a thermoquad. Mr norms did brand new in 72.
Maybe move up to a pair of them?Ultimately speaking, the ability to tune it to the 9’s and beyond.
I don’t understand, a pair of what. Boobies?!?!?!Maybe move up to a pair of them?
A pair of ThermoBoobs!!I don’t understand, a pair of what. Boobies?!?!?!
I’m game for that, a set for you, a set for me.
Nice pair.
There was a guy on moparts that ran them on a hemi truck if I recall
D100 IIRC. We have spoken with each other.There was a guy on moparts that ran them on a hemi truck if I recall
Try the bigger carb first.Thanks for all the info. I never thought about fuel being pushed out around the accel pump shaft.
I have a Holley 900 CFM that is a boost carb. It is on the 528ci Hemi right now with a Procharger. The Procharger makes about 10PSI of boost. The Hemi is coming out for a refresh. I want to put a 383 in it's place till the Hemi is done. The big Holley may be too much for the 383. No idea how the 383 will do with that big a carb and 10 psi of boost. I might look around for a 650 Mechanical sec Holley to modify for boost rather than using what I have.
Do not TQ’s have nitrophyl floats?While the thermoquad will likely run well under boost in a carb enclosure box, you'd likely need the nitrophyl floats to avoid them being crushed like the hollow brass floats could do.
Yes they do have nitrophyl floats in them.Try the bigger carb first.
Do not TQ’s have nitrophyl floats?
Click the link above. The links thread has the builder grafting TQ floats to the AFB.