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I have been hearing a bit about quick fuel carby's
wondering your thoughts on the 312 Yblock and recommendations on CFM and which one you have had
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They have an excellent reputation. Need more info on engine specs and your planned use to recommend sizes.
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If you contact Quick Fuel and give them the particulars on your engine (cubic inch, camshaft, head work, etc.), they will give you a recommendation on which carburetor is best suited for your combination.
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Greetings to all: As Ted suggested, contacting Quick Fuel for sizing is a good idea. I purchased model SL450 for my 312 built to 1957 specs in my 64 F100, 3 speed over drive with 3.5 rear gear and am very pleased with it. Performed quite well out of the box after getting the fuel level right. However, the real beauty of a Quick Fuel is it is soooooooo tuneable. That is, if you wish to dial it in with an air fuel ratio meter. All the air bleeds and fuel restrictors are threaded like the main jets are. In other words, can put the mini drill set away. This is the first time I tuned a carb with an air fuel ratio meter and found it to be quite a learning experience and a lot of fun. - It's still an on going process. Hope this helps and good luck, JEFF....................................
64F100 57FAIRLANE500
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