Originally Posted by Cab_Burge
I think your jet spread is to big unless your power valve fuel holes in the metering blocks are real big shruggy work
I think the old adage of having 6 # bigger jet size in the rear (#72 front with #78 in the rear) with no power valve is a good place to start twocents
I am also against opening throttle shafts enough to expose the transition slots on any Holley type carb tsk
On the idle mixture screw initial setting I start with two full turns out from GENTLY seated and adjust from there up


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1970 Super Bee prostreet. 383, SMR 727, Dana 60 4:88. Building a 512 low deck.