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| | | | Joined: Sep 2007 Posts: 51 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: Sep 2007 Posts: 51 | I've been running a single holley weber on my 235. I know it's probably the bare minimum for fuel delivery but I like it better than the old RochesterB. So I've seen these carbs on ebay rebuilt for $60, and I'm thinking with a fenton intake for $195 I might have some power for a reasonable investment. I know the carter webers from Tom Langdon would probably be better,for more money. Any opinions? Love to hear from somebody with 2 holly webers
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Joe,
I am not at knowledgeable about this, but I am almost certain that two Holley-Webers would be too much.
From what people have posted, that one Holley from Langdon is a good match for a little more power from a 235.
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