I have considered this approach. What size motor are you running with the 750. (someone also told me that I may need a 650 instead of a 600).
What kind of problems where you having with your holley that made you switch to carter?
Did you have to dial in your carter also?
Thanks again.
Dan
In a message dated 1/5/03 2:11:18 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:



Maybe the stinky problem is stemming from the "crab rebuild place"...they smell a bit strong to begin with!  I fixed my Holley problem by installing a Carter 750....best repair I ever made to my Holley.  Sorry, I just couldn't resist either.  Seriously, good luck.  Holleys are tricky critters that provide a lot of opportunities for weekly tuning practice if they are not built by someone with a lot of experience.
Steve

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Subject: [Chevelle-List] Bad gassy smell with holley carb @ idle


Does anyone have any suggestions as far as getting rid of bad gassy smell @ idle? I think it's took rich but was told by a crab rebuild place today that it was probably to lean.
I running a 600 holley vacuum secondary on a 350 bored . 030 with headers & 290 duration cam .447 lift.
Any help greatly appreciated.



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