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#9165 03/18/2005 2:33 PM
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I know some of you are running Mr. Langdon's 2V carb set-up. I was just wondering how well they work. My previous set-up was a stock Rochester BC with a #59 jet. It ran pretty good, but seemed to have a big flat spot in the upper RPM range. The rest of the engine was stock. I'm in the process of rebuilding a '56 235 and installing a 261 cam and a split manifold. I was wondering about the benefits of a 2V. I am planning on keeping the stock intake and have exhaust heat to the manifold. Is the swap worth my time and $$$ if I keep the stock intake, or do I need to upgrade the intake too? TIA. smile


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'51 Chevy 3104 w/'56 235, 848 Head, HEI Dizzy, Corvette Cam, Split Manifold and Dual Carter YF's
#9166 03/18/2005 2:48 PM
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I have a '49 with a '56 235, headers, and one 2bbl h-w from Tom, home-made heat sink on a stock intake. Runs great. Daily driver, several 1500 mile trips, 20 mpg hwy. I hade my own linkage using Heim (small ball+socket) joints, smooth as silk.


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