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I am trying to put a 750 vacuum secondary (3310) carb together for my relatively stock (aftermarket intake - - not sure on the cam) 383 67 Coronet. I was going to go with a 650, but can't get the linkage geometry correct.

Questions about the 750:

- I have (2) 3310 carbs - one with metering block and one with a metering plate. Can I swap the block with the plate? I may have drilled out the plate holes when I was young and stupid. The carb with a metering plate is overall in much better shape.

- What size jets do I start with? What would it have come with originally (using the metering block for the secondary).

- Being relatively stock, what size power valve should I start with?


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67 Coronet 500 (street car) 14.82 @ 94 mph
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Re: Holley 750 Questions [Re: markz528] #1024951
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I think it's something like 72/81 and 6.5/plug on the PVs

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(1) yes swap it & get a longer chromed dual feed line or cut your current one & add a piece of neoprene hose (looks unsightly but works) (2) not sure on jet size (3) Start w 1/2 of your manifold vacuum amt at idle in gear (auto) w foot on brake or e brake set (neutral if stick).


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Re: Holley 750 Questions [Re: RapidRobert] #1024953
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holley carbs need holley PN 20-7 to get linkage correct.


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Quote:

holley carbs need holley PN 20-7 to get linkage correct.


Ding Ding Ding I do believe we have a winna. That bent bracket is cheap too & an o'reilly's that has a carb accessories section will have it


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holley carbs need holley PN 20-7 to get linkage correct.




That's what I use...........


67 Coronet 500 9.610 @ 139.20 mph
67 Coronet 500 (street car) 14.82 @ 94 mph
69 GTX (clone) - build in progress......
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What is binding up/wrong angle? From the side view what is diff between the 2 carbs' throttle bracket assy's w the 20-7 bolted on either one


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What is binding up/wrong angle? From the side view what is diff between the 2 carbs' throttle bracket assy's w the 20-7 bolted on either one




The 650 is a spread bore and was OEM on a GM application. The 20-7 bracket bolts up (with a very minor tweak to one of the holes) but the effective radius is wrong. It only opens about 70% and then runs out of throttle cable length.


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67 Coronet 500 (street car) 14.82 @ 94 mph
69 GTX (clone) - build in progress......
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When converting from the OEM secondary plate to a metering block, the correct jet size will be 75 or 76. I forgot which one, but Holley has a reference chart showing the corresponding jet size for several of their plates.

If the metering block in one of the 3310's is original, then that is the first model of the 3310 and was rated at 780 (3310 or 3310-1). Original jets would have been 76. After they went to the plate for the secondaries, it was re-rated at 750. Don't know off hand what caused the reduced flow, but it's nothing to worry about.

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Quote:

When converting from the OEM secondary plate to a metering block, the correct jet size will be 75 or 76. I forgot which one, but Holley has a reference chart showing the corresponding jet size for several of their plates.

If the metering block in one of the 3310's is original, then that is the first model of the 3310 and was rated at 780 (3310 or 3310-1). Original jets would have been 76. After they went to the plate for the secondaries, it was re-rated at 750. Don't know off hand what caused the reduced flow, but it's nothing to worry about.




Actually both are 3310-2. I bought the second carb cheap primarily for parts including the metering block.

I guess someone must have added the block at some point.

The carb that had the block in it had 72 in the front and 79 in the back. I'm kinda leaning towards keeping it fat and staying with the 79's till I can tune it.


67 Coronet 500 9.610 @ 139.20 mph
67 Coronet 500 (street car) 14.82 @ 94 mph
69 GTX (clone) - build in progress......






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