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Old 01-27-2015, 08:39 PM
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Few questions here first is secondary types, mechanical vs vacuum what are they and which is better. Second what is the thought on a holley 750 ultra double pumper with edelbrock performer rpm airgap with a mopar 360 magnum in a 72 duster. Or any other suggestions on intake/carb
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On a street car I would use a vacuum secondary carb..
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bully -

Like TV said, the vacuum secondary is usually better for the street since it gives a more controlled/metered opening of the secondaries. Still, I don't like those on a performance engine, I'd rather have more direct control with my right foot.

A 750 on a 360 will work, but how well depends on what was done to the engine. A mild 360 might do better with a 600. The P_RPM is a good choice.

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http://www.moparproshop.com/inc/sdetail/6202/4515
Here's what mopar's got for specs cause I haven't done anything to it
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With your 4 speed I'd go double pump 750 for sure.
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