This time HorsePower shows you how to take a cheap, single inlet carburetor and modify it for great tenability and increased horsepower. Plus, a trip to the track where the baddest Outlaw racers kick off their 1/8 mile season of heads-up competition.

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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

Altronics Inc.: Digicam engine degree system.

Cherry Bomb: Cherry Bomb bolt-on header glasspack muffler.

Hedman Hedders: 1.625 primary tube Headers, 1.75 primary tube Headers.

Holley: 600 CFM Universal polished manual choke, Vacuum Secondary, Street Performance Carburetor, Fuel bowl conversion, Fuel supply lines, replacement gaskets, secondary metering body.

Holley: 770 Street Avenger carb.

Trans-Dapt: Open plenum aluminum spacer, four hole tapered spacer.

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30 thoughts on “How to Modify Your Carburetor for More Horsepower Without Emptying Your Wallet – HorsePower S12, E8”
  1. Doesn't matter much to me, but I both see why it would be a deal breaker, and have only been a Halo Fan for 3 years, so I really don't have an oppinon on the matter.

  2. Here's a tip: use an open plenum spacer style gasket underneath that 4 hole. You don't want it flopping in the breeze and eventually tearing off to be ingested by the engine. I use the 4 hole on top to sneak in a 1/4" phenolic between it and the carb to help keep things cool.

  3. Carb spacer make me laugh so much.. I’ve seems a couple videos of people trying them on a dyno and never see gains yet you always hear people talking about them.. I guess it’s like the cold air intake in the carb world lmfao

  4. Put a extremely fine wire mesh between the intake manifold and carb will make the fuel vaporise better, the problem is to find a fine mesh that doesn't restrict the air flow a lot

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