440 HOLLEY 1972
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440 HOLLEY 1972
My72 440 Holley may need replaced. What new Holley should I get that would match the standard air cleaner and give the same performance as the original? Thanks
- road chicken
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Depends on what your doing with it. If it is a low geared (3.91/4.10)street/strip car the Dp is the way to go.
If your more in the cruiser range- with a 3.55-2.76 your going to want to have a Vacuum Secondary for the drivability.
Your carb should have been about 625-650 cfm from MA. Moving up to a 750 would be a good choice- because holleys tend to have more cfm than they are rated for.
The DEMON line of carbs is also worth taking a look at (IMO). They do a better job of mixing the fuel than the Base Holleys do. Least wise that is the result of the dyno results I have seen in the Demon vs Holley.
If your more in the cruiser range- with a 3.55-2.76 your going to want to have a Vacuum Secondary for the drivability.
Your carb should have been about 625-650 cfm from MA. Moving up to a 750 would be a good choice- because holleys tend to have more cfm than they are rated for.
The DEMON line of carbs is also worth taking a look at (IMO). They do a better job of mixing the fuel than the Base Holleys do. Least wise that is the result of the dyno results I have seen in the Demon vs Holley.
4th generation B bodys- there is no substitute.
68 383, Street Demon 750, RPM top end,484/284/108 poo poo cam "-5 spd 4:10 SG, 4whl disk, Helwig Anti-Sway, Poly bushings,Firm Feel Box, HD Linkage, 1" t-bars, 7 leafs Springs
68 383, Street Demon 750, RPM top end,484/284/108 poo poo cam "-5 spd 4:10 SG, 4whl disk, Helwig Anti-Sway, Poly bushings,Firm Feel Box, HD Linkage, 1" t-bars, 7 leafs Springs
440 Holley
Well I don't have to replace my carb but thanks to everyone for the input.