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RE: 735 vs 780 Holley
By Mel Clark - 09/24/2001 9:56:55 PM; IP 64.12.101.159
What are the numbers on the carburetor air horn? I can probably tell you what it's supposed to have for jets and power valve. Regardless of the advance curve in the distributor, I always set my timing at full advance. 36 or 38 degrees max., the initial timing is usually close enough then. Unless someone has butchered the advance curve, then it's a new ball game.
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 735 vs 780 Holley -- marty vogler, 09/24/2001
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 RE: 735 vs 780 Holley -- richard, 09/24/2001
 RE: 735 vs 780 Holley -- Travis Miller, 09/25/2001
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