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Carb spacer
#198646 02/20/11 04:28 PM
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Jay28 Offline OP
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On a 1970 sbc 350, what are the pro's and con's for a 1" carb spacer vs a 2" carb spacer, is one better than the other for street/strip???


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Re: Carb spacer
Jay28 #198757 02/21/11 05:01 PM
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The shorter of the 2 spacers will give you a little more power in the lower rpm range.The taller one will build more power at a little higher rpm range.I'm not sure you would see the difference in the two if you are just driving it on the street.
Re: Carb spacer
Jay28 #201049 03/17/11 05:18 AM
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Very cool.

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