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I prefer Edellbrocks, but, the Demon line is very similar to the Holley with a few good exceptions. The airhorns are nicely contured for flow, and the general construction is up to date and clean, unlike the messy Holleys. More nice features are the option to use anular boosters instead of down leg, and you can also change out the air bleeds. They're pricey, but if the dual bowl carbs are your bag, they're better than a same sized Holley.

 

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wait a moment guys. Before you start making rod and jet changes on the Edelbrocks do two things.
1- make sure the floats are set to spec.
2-If your fuel pressure is greater than 6 lbs at idle, you will flood through the needles. Set the pressure to 5 1/2 lbs.

If you need to drill air holes in the throtle blades, then you must be running a pretty lumpy cam. If your vacuum is 12 inches or higher, there's a misadjustment someplace. I'd look for that before drilling the plates.

 

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Ok. I said when I was done i would let you know what happened.
Today was the first chance to test them & try to set them up.

Both Edelbrock 750's are in the dumpster!!!!! They SUCK. Holley's no problem. When I said in the dumpster I'm not kidding there not worth the time to f--k with!

Oh mannnnnnnnnnn Send them to me....Those carbs are sooooooooooo easy to tune in.:cheers:

 

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Dave has it right.