Thread: predator carbs...
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01-02-2004 06:14 PM #1
predator carbs...
anyone else running a predator carb other than streets? and what's your take on em. i'd like to here what other people have to say about them before i make my carb decision. streets, you should be gettin paid for this cuz i'm almost sold...
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01-02-2004 08:24 PM #2
Actually, my cousin ran a predator on his 460 powered f-100. Never had a problem with the carb. The tranny on the other hand......Right engine, Wrong Wheels
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01-04-2004 06:23 PM #3
nobody else?
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01-04-2004 07:53 PM #4
I would like to know what engines they make these for and the cost of them is there a catalog that you can get? I have heard good things about them but, didn't find a lot of information on them on the web.
Vegas
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01-04-2004 08:06 PM #5
same here, i'm curious what kind of power as well as mileage potential they have. I've seen a littel here and there, but never an in depth explanation
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01-05-2004 01:56 PM #6
I ran dual preditors on my 350 blower engine and loved them, never had a problem with them they worked great, i would'nt hesitate to use them again. That and they look good too
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01-05-2004 02:16 PM #7
Friend of mine had one on his Big Block Nova drag car. Has to be the simplest carburetor ever. His worked well. That was quite a few years ago, I imagine they are even better these days.
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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01-09-2004 09:43 PM #8
why are they rarely ever mentioned in magazines and tv shows. i've personaly never heard of them besides here.
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01-09-2004 10:08 PM #9
i guess not
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01-10-2004 06:19 AM #10
I have personally used a predator on a couple cars, one big block, one small block, and seen them used on everything from circle burners to drag cars. I never had a bit of trouble with them, and they must work cuz some of the area dirt tracks outlawed them!! My guess why you don't see them in mags is cuz they don't give the mags as much money as Holley and Edelbrock do.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-13-2004 02:08 PM #11
anyone, have anything bad to say about them? any negatives/downsides, drawbacks?
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01-16-2004 11:58 AM #12
nothing negative? well, i think i've pretty much made up my mind.
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01-16-2004 12:52 PM #13
if you want check them out on my car in my gallary, you might have to download the picture and zoom in on it on a photoshop type program, but you can see the carbs on the yellow acadian.
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01-16-2004 01:02 PM #14
Never used one, heard alot of good.
Usualy use edebrock. My galaxie has a berry grant road deamon, never buy one of these, I took it out of the box put it on started the car took the carb back off and rebuilt it to kill all the leaks. It leaked from every where. But after I rebuilt it works great and looks sweet.
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