Carter or Holley?
01-25-2007, 01:42 AM
#7
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RE: Carter or Holley?
ORIGINAL: ZachW04Stang
I would stick with a holley, they are pretty user friendly and everyone knows something about them. I've really never delt with a carter carb though.
I would stick with a holley, they are pretty user friendly and everyone knows something about them. I've really never delt with a carter carb though.
and inmy opinion if you are serrious about the most power stick with a holley.. if you want a little better driveability with a little more torque down low cause of the spread borethen go with the carter/edlebrock. both are good carbs though... holley has had problems in the past with leaking butterfly shafts and power valves but it seems to be all taken care of now.
01-25-2007, 01:54 AM
#8
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Westminster, MD
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RE: Carter or Holley?
ORIGINAL: frdmstng1986GT
carters and edlebrock carbs are the same carb... if you look on the edlebrock carbs they actually say carter on them.
and inmy opinion if you are serrious about the most power stick with a holley.. if you want a little better driveability with a little more torque down low cause of the spread borethen go with the carter/edlebrock. both are good carbs though... holley has had problems in the past with leaking butterfly shafts and power valves but it seems to be all taken care of now.
ORIGINAL: ZachW04Stang
I would stick with a holley, they are pretty user friendly and everyone knows something about them. I've really never delt with a carter carb though.
I would stick with a holley, they are pretty user friendly and everyone knows something about them. I've really never delt with a carter carb though.
and inmy opinion if you are serrious about the most power stick with a holley.. if you want a little better driveability with a little more torque down low cause of the spread borethen go with the carter/edlebrock. both are good carbs though... holley has had problems in the past with leaking butterfly shafts and power valves but it seems to be all taken care of now.
