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  1. 05-23-2005 09:47 AM #1
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    I was flippin through my latest summit and stumbled on a Cube about stubstacks for edels or holleys. Just wanted to know if anyone runs these and if so how effective they are.

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    I've never used 'em, but I would think that anything you can do to smooth the flow of air into the carb would be beneficial. I have used short bell-mouthed velocity stacks in the past and they seemed to help.
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