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Yea I could be worse off for what it is, but I could be better off too. I KNOW I can hit 20 with the right combination
In a pickup with a V8? Maybe with some tall gears and if you never go past the old double nickel.
Any vacuum secondary carb is only going to let as much air through as the engine needs regardless of cfm rating. A smaller or larger 4v won't make much difference in mpg.
FWIW, the Edelbrock 500 and 600 cfm carbs have the same size primary and secondary bores/venturi. There are some internal differences, maybe, besides the jets and rods.
When the intake valve closes is the single most important factor in determining a cam's rpm range. Cams with shallower ramps - i.e. large difference between advertised and .050" duration - hold the intake open longer.
110 icl is straight up, you have a 2 degrees advance if you have the 108 icl, degee the cam! Most grinds are off... And use a a/f ratio gauge... Those are the only things that will tell you whats going on....
. I usually consider about 106* ICL to be 'straight up'... (Intake lobe Center Line)... not sure if the cam company's printed spec.'s include the 'ground in' advance...
Now I'm not sure, but I think I just achieved close to 20mpg today.... Not sure exactly what it was, but I know it was 15 or better, leaning more towards the better side.
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