Thread: Demon carb
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03-06-2006 03:44 PM #1
Demon carb
This has probably been kicked around before, but I'm thinking of buying a 625 cfm Road demon carb and was wondering if any of you have use Demon's before? Is it a good carb? Easy to tune? Better than an Edelbrock?Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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03-06-2006 04:05 PM #2
Re: Demon carb
Originally posted by chevy 37
This has probably been kicked around before, but I'm thinking of buying a 625 cfm Road demon carb and was wondering if any of you have use Demon's before? Is it a good carb? Easy to tune? Better than an Edelbrock?
Yes, Yes, Yes and HELL YES.Objects in the mirror are losing
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03-06-2006 04:39 PM #3
Yes,Yes <yes and HELL YES. Dam Viking can't beat that.HaHa. Next Question, should I go with the road demon or Speed demon. My cam is 218/224 Dur. @.050
Bill Thats pretty impressive HP gains over a Holley. For some reason or another I never liked Holleys.Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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03-06-2006 04:51 PM #4
Originally posted by chevy 37
Yes,Yes <yes and HELL YES. Dam Viking can't beat that.HaHa. Next Question, should I go with the road demon or Speed demon. My cam is 218/224 Dur. @.050
Bill Thats pretty impressive HP gains over a Holley. For some reason or another I never liked Holleys.Objects in the mirror are losing
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03-06-2006 07:32 PM #5
I don't want to start an argument, but if someone can tell me why if Barry Grant's carbs are so good, why can't he qualify for Pro Stock at any National event?Ken Thomas
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