Triple Deuce
#46
Edelbrock is now manufacturing 94s. I know of one guy running them, and he said they are flawless, thus far. They are expensive, but so are most new carburetors today.
Personally, I have 2x2 original 94s running together. They have 3.5 power valves and have given me no trouble. I ran it like that for 10 years.
I'm so looking forward to getting it back on the street.
Edit: I see someone has already mentioned the new 94s, sorry for the redundancy.
Personally, I have 2x2 original 94s running together. They have 3.5 power valves and have given me no trouble. I ran it like that for 10 years.
I'm so looking forward to getting it back on the street.
Edit: I see someone has already mentioned the new 94s, sorry for the redundancy.
#48
Hey Ralph,
Thanks for the images, that is a tight fit. You really did a nice job, roads are so bad in our area (Redlands/San Bdno) that a tight fit has me worried. So far no problem though. I have more images of my fit. About 4 or 5 images down on Buster's page show how close mine is. Here's the link.
Long Overdue Update on Buster
Thanks for getting the photo's out there.
Joe
Thanks for the images, that is a tight fit. You really did a nice job, roads are so bad in our area (Redlands/San Bdno) that a tight fit has me worried. So far no problem though. I have more images of my fit. About 4 or 5 images down on Buster's page show how close mine is. Here's the link.
Long Overdue Update on Buster
Thanks for getting the photo's out there.
Joe
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