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    11/07/2018 5:05 PM  #1

    M1Mustang69
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    Holley 800cfm Rebuild.......The NOZZELS??!!

    Hi all,

    just rebuilding a 800DP to try on my FB and in this process, curious on what to do and where they should be.....

    theres a 27 and a 37 nozzel that came with this carb and we all know the 37 would be paired with the 50cc pump, so naturally its on the secondaries.........

    my question is should they be more balanced (or purely balanced)???  Is there a common goal/practice with Nozzels or is it strictly decided by performance?

    many thanks,
    Jeff
     

     

     

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