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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: Bob_Coomer] #284760
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it being a 3 circuit has nothing to do with there being no PVCR.

this is an easy fix, if you have a drill press and a extra metering block with PVCR drilled, setup the drill press so you drill at the right angle and depth. then all you need to do is figure out what size you want the PVCR to be. done

some doms just are not drilled for a PV but with that being said, if the carb was to be built for a street car, it should have them




Way more to it than that, the PV hole is concave shape and provides a well for the PV operations. It would be hard to do this with out a all out machine shop, it would be real easy to mess them up. I would say without the required tooling it would be near impossible to do this.




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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: sixpackgut] #284761
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I have a used set of 3 circuit 8896 metering block, that I have from a older project, I upgraded to some Quickfuel billet peices for all out adjustmment. PM me if your interested.




thought the 8896 was 2 circuit




My 8896 is 3

Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: MR_P_BODY] #284762
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I have a used set of 3 circuit 8896 metering block, that I have from a older project, I upgraded to some Quickfuel billet peices for all out adjustmment. PM me if your interested.




thought the 8896 was 2 circuit




My 8896 is 3





Mine too!

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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: DRDart] #284763
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Hmmm, and why does he want a pv?

Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: emarine01] #284764
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Hmmm, and why does he want a pv?




They really do help part throttle and tip in for the
street

Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: DRDart] #284765
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I have a used set of 3 circuit 8896 metering block, that I have from a older project, I upgraded to some Quickfuel billet peices for all out adjustmment. PM me if your interested.




thought the 8896 was 2 circuit




My 8896 is 3





Mine too!




my mistake, 8082 i was just workin on, i think


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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: MR_P_BODY] #284766
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Hmmm, and why does he want a pv?




They really do help part throttle and tip in for the
street



How much gear and verter in that beast , is a pv realy gona make that much difference , 500 inches 700 ponies dont sound like a grocery getter to me

Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: emarine01] #284767
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Here is those metering blocks we was discussing through PM Wedge-o-.. I dont know what the NON power valve provisioned metering blocks look like, but im sticking to my guns saying that it would be hard to add this...Unless that part is already machined, but still finding that odd ball tap, will be both expensive and hard enough....A option might be to send your current ones off to maybe have them converted.... You can see the concave area I was speaking of clearly..


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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: Bob_Coomer] #284768
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Here is those metering blocks we was discussing through PM Wedge-o-.. I dont know what the NON power valve provisioned metering blocks look like, but im sticking to my guns saying that it would be hard to add this...Unless that part is already machined, but still finding that odd ball tap, will be both expensive and hard enough....A option might be to send your current ones off to maybe have them converted.... You can see the concave area I was speaking of clearly..





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my metering block dont have the holes in the side like that either..


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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: emarine01] #284769
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Hmmm, and why does he want a pv?




They really do help part throttle and tip in for the
street



How much gear and verter in that beast , is a pv realy gona make that much difference , 500 inches 700 ponies dont sound like a grocery getter to me



I've tried both. YES, a PV does make that much difference on the street. MUCH cleaner at part throttle, your spark plugs will thank you.

Was the carb set up forn the street originally? I do not know why they'd set that carb up for the street without power valves. The one on my hemi has a PV up front.
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Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: an8sec70cuda] #284770
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Hey Wedge , if you have to replace the blocks then it's only gonna be the front one , no big deal , why sell it.


Re: Now Powervalve Provisions! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! [Re: 602heavy] #284771
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Man after reading all of these threads on carburetors I am amazed that my 9375 stock out of the box plus jet extensions works No powervalves,no billet metering plates,no fancy throttle plates. Wedge just buy a new Holley,put jet extensions on it,set your base timing on 18 and jet it for your air.


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