Does anyone here have a good recipe for this carb?. I've had it and was thinking of trying to upgrade it myself(inexpensive). I hear of a lot of 3 to 2 circuit conversions. I don't wanna spend a bunch, otherwise I'd just send it to somebody.
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Chad
8896 1050 Holley
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Re: 8896 1050 Holley
Hello Chad,
There are several persons here that are experienced with dominator Holley mods.
The first thing I would do is put in T-slot restrictors (front and rear). Not a difficult modification.
That was the most important change I made to my 1050.
There are a few 1050 "recipes" out there.
There are several persons here that are experienced with dominator Holley mods.
The first thing I would do is put in T-slot restrictors (front and rear). Not a difficult modification.
That was the most important change I made to my 1050.
There are a few 1050 "recipes" out there.
Re: 8896 1050 Holley
Thankscanada1 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:33 am Hello Chad,
There are several persons here that are experienced with dominator Holley mods.
The first thing I would do is put in T-slot restrictors (front and rear). Not a difficult modification.
That was the most important change I made to my 1050.
There are a few 1050 "recipes" out there.
I would be willing to buy some metering blocks if it made the conversion easier. Wondering if the cheap blocks are worth buying and which ones(proform, holley etc) and then where to go from there. If I were to wrap a bunch of money in it, I'd probably rather just send it to Whitener. I just kind of felt like messing with it myself and maybe learning some stuff. ... .thanks again.
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Re: 8896 1050 Holley
That particular part number carburetor was sold with 4 different specs and parts when new from Holley, throughout the years.
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Re: 8896 1050 Holley
Plenty of info on the change to 2 circuit. You can use 4150 blocks with a little work, the Quick Fuel 34-105 blocks are the least expensive billet blocks.
Info here.
http://www.motorsportsvillage.com/forum ... f=6&t=3742
More over here.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/racingf ... olley-f25/
Info here.
http://www.motorsportsvillage.com/forum ... f=6&t=3742
More over here.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/racingf ... olley-f25/
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