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looking for opinion between Q-jet and Edelbrock carb. who is running which one and what is your opinion? I am just not happy with Q-jet although I did rebuild it, I put the performer intake on it and have a Edelbrock i can put on but decided to keep it original.would like to here from someone running the Edelbrock.


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  • 1979 27'
  • 454 Chevy
  • P-32 Chassis
 
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Last year I wanted to have my Holly rebuilt again, or replaced and the my 'guy' at the local NAPA place suggested a bolt on Edelbrock carb. I bought it for a very reasonable price, bolted it on, loaded it with fuel, and it started and ran smooth, which the Holly never really did. I think it was a good upgrade.
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