Have you guys ever seen this product...

[milner351]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

I'd like to hear more about these as well.... I've always been curious about them, but never pulled the trigger.

Sure would be a huge time saver and convenience... as long as they don't introduce a host of other issues to the carb.


This still uses a conventional power valve and idle mixture needles - yes?

[BOWTIE6872]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

holley bowls are easy to make , so they don't drop fuel all over the intake..
take a house water valve (like the ones you hook your garden hose to)
they have ones that have a blead, and it has an o ringed cap..
you take the bowl off. and find a spot to drill and add same sized bolt .. as the thread in the cap..
you drill a hole in the bolt(unless you can find ones already drilled)
thread it into the bowl with an o ring under the head..and some locktight..
add oringed cap..
need to drain bowls unscrew the cap from the blead you added.. on to a small rubbermaid container..
.. tada..
fixes the problem .. and only cost you . your time and what ever the bolts cost, and caps... unless you don't own drills and taps
it's super simple.. and why holley or b/g demon carbs hasn't done this
I'll never know

Well that really doesnt matter man, this is for changing jets...on the fly...

well, maybe.. if you want to spend money..

[Matt Cramer]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

I'd like to hear more about these as well.... I've always been curious about them, but never pulled the trigger.

Sure would be a huge time saver and convenience... as long as they don't introduce a host of other issues to the carb.


This still uses a conventional power valve and idle mixture needles - yes?

Yep, they only change out the main jet circuit. At least the Holley-built one I had did.

[JOES66FURY]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

I'd like to hear more about these as well.... I've always been curious about them, but never pulled the trigger.

Sure would be a huge time saver and convenience... as long as they don't introduce a host of other issues to the carb.


This still uses a conventional power valve and idle mixture needles - yes?

at less than 80 bones, it think the time savings and the ability to adjust jet size at will is worth it....i am not very good at tuning a carb ( i know, I know...hard to belive)...so I dont know if it is a good investment for me but...

[SpiderGearsMan]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

the power valve is your part throttle enrichment circuit ......
it is a shot of ten extra jet sizes

[BOWTIE6872]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

I'd like to hear more about these as well.... I've always been curious about them, but never pulled the trigger.

Sure would be a huge time saver and convenience... as long as they don't introduce a host of other issues to the carb.


This still uses a conventional power valve and idle mixture needles - yes?

at less than 80 bones, it think the time savings and the ability to adjust jet size at will is worth it....i am not very good at tuning a carb ( i know, I know...hard to belive)...so I dont know if it is a good investment for me but...

only 80 bones..
is that 2 plates? or just one..
if one , thats 160 bones

[JeffMcKC]

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and only if you square jet

[SpiderGearsMan]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

any updates ?

[JOES66FURY]

Re: Have you guys ever seen this product...

from me...no...I got my money tied up in body panels...would like to try it someday...priorities