Quick Fuel carbs?

anybody have any experience with the quick fuel carbs? i need to replace the mighty demon 850 blower carbs i have and "the blower shop" recommends the quick fuel, i also called holley and they said they could fix the demons for about $600 with shipping with a 4-6 week turnaround, that might be a crap shoot, any input would be helpful.

All I can say is that they are not cheap. I bought a set of 1050 blower carbs with fuel lines $2400.

I sent QF a Holley 1050 dom to have it converted to E-85...
been very happy with it... to me they do quality work...
it idled perfect out of the box but I did jet up
2 jet sizes for WOT

I have been happy with them..

When I owned my Duster, I bought a pair of QFT 1050 blower Dominators. When I did the swap and started up the engine, I noticed an immediate difference in throttle response. The blown Hemi ran great with them. It was the best $1,900 I ever spent on that car. Good looking and well made carbs, too.

Quickfuel has slowly taken over all of the cars we own and race except the stocker. I have grown to really like them and have just bought two new ones to convert my stuff over to e85.

I have several QF carbs and have been very happy with them.

I bought a pair for my hemi, $1100 for the pair. Annulars on the primaries and downlegs for the secondaries. Tim

Never heard a bad word about QFT carbs,but i went with a pair of SV1's by pro systems on mine.

I bough a 750 street e85 carb from them, quality and fitment is good, but the calibration is not even close

i have a quickfuel 1050 dommy, but i use a 4150 series Race Demon 1025 since it's easier to drive around the pits & is actually fractional faster.

thanks for the replies, i emailed quick fuel to see what they would recommend, thanks again.