Originally Posted by gmcreo
have you considered that you will have to have a blow through carburetor
Yeah, that isn't going to work at all. Fuel will blow out the vent (if it gets to the bowl at all) and no fuel will be sucked into the venturi (that's how carbs work with lower pressure in the venturi than outside).

You might be able to get it to work if you encase the whole carburetor inside the intake that's going to be pressurized by the turbo.


Kevin
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