whats good yo........check this out i just got the comp cam thumpr 287 for my 350sb , they say i need (headers,2500 stall,9:1cr,intake, & gears)....i have a 4dr impala on 26's....SO I WAS WONDERING WHAT THE BEST CARB FOR MY SET UP......? 600,650 OR 750 BUT AM STILL LOOKING FOR THE DRIVEABILTY....!
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thumpr 287 cams on a 350sbc
Started by joedonk, Apr 17 2011 11:35 PM
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Posted 04 June 2011 - 05:43 PM
Is you motor stock or rebuilt. cause i have had that exact cam and I built a 383 pushing 425 hp with a 650 carb. but if you motor is stock get a 600 it will work fine. 750 is to much for stock motor unless motor been rebuilt. Hit me up with any other ?'s
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Posted 28 July 2011 - 02:48 AM
vehicle weight, compression, and what you're going to be doing with it is needed to answer this question...
but yes, a 650 should be adequate assuming it's mostly stock with just that cam swap...
but yes, a 650 should be adequate assuming it's mostly stock with just that cam swap...
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