Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
1971 Dodge Charger R/T - Superbee
Front and rear spoilers.
These provide negative lift for greater traction and control - particularly at high speeds. CODE A45 - front and rear. CODE J81 - rear only.
So once the secondary throttle plates open , your saying under full throttle mash the throttle you are not having RPM issues
Little confused
“it runs good and if I mash it to get the secondarys to kick in it runs great also and doesn't break up one bit.”
If that’s the case sounds like a...
Setting to factory specs ?
What model Edelbrock are you using
69 Roadrunner 383 HP used a Carter AVS 630cfm
440 HP would have been a Carter AVS 750cfm
On your Edelbrock , could be a million things
Float levels , heavy floats
Jetting
Needles and Seats
And the Carter AVS factory...
“The AVS2 doesn't seem to supply enough fuel at low or high rpm, only in the midrange.”
I definitely can agree with the higher RPM part
I love the idle , off idle , cruise midrange
Full throttle RPM is another story
800 AVS2
That chart you posted is based on the Carter Competition Series Float
Are the Edelbrock Floats the same size ?
Because the Edelbrock carbs come with a .0935 needle and seat and 7/16 float settings
Carter Competition series with .101 needle and seat and 5/16 float settings according to that...
More interested on how the Edelbrock 800 AVS2 compares with the Holley Quick fuel , especially up top in the higher RPM range full throttle
I already know in the lower off idle and cruise
Let us know the results when you get everything figured out
Thanx
First thing I would do is measure fuel pressure
If your fuel pressure is 7 psi or lower with your mechanical Carter fuel pump , seems like a lot of unnecessary hardware and work
I run a mechanical fuel pump on my 432 Stroker
800 AVS2
7 PSI
Factory 5/16 fuel line
No return line
Factory AVS...
When the Standard LX101 was made in the USA
These are the ones you want
Anyways you can read the instructions included with the four pin ignition module back in the 1980s
Peace
Cool seeing factory originals - Don’t throw that away if it still works
Dated 295 day of 1971
Any 4 pin Ignition Module will work with a Factory Dual Ballast Resistor
So yes the 4 pin will replace your 5 pin with no other modifications
Peace