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#43765 09/21/08 08:41 AM
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Whats your experience of this carbs?
Would autolite 2300 be a alternative?
For near stock GM 250cid,( splitted exhaust/9.5:1 comp,Hei )
would the 350, be the best sulotion, or would stock 1bbl both outperform & better economy?


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The 350 will come on earlier then run out of air and the 500 will give you troubles trying to lean it out enough. That's my experience with them on a somewhat samller engine (188 CID). I don't know that the 62 CID extra would be enough to bring the air demand up enough to work right for the 500 and I have no experience with a 2300 Autolite, wish I could have been more help.


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Anyway Nexxussian, i got one answer from someone who got ownexperiences.
Many guys says the Weber 32/36 is great, but not when the engine should be functional superb. At an 235cid its function okay,and on a smaller engine(as the 218 Dodge, great!) but a little bigger in cid, this is to small!
How many with the 292cid uses the Weber? And i rather dont see many uses this on the 250 cid either.
I should belive a lot of this boardmembers should have experied what who suits their engine best, or could reply what they use............

...so therefore i wonders about the 350 vs. 500 2bblīs!


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There must be someone that has some experience besides me.


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I have been running a 500 Edelbrock on my .80 over 250 (260) Chevy for a few years. It does have an RV cam and headers with duel 2 1/4" exhaust and Hei. Mostly I just putt around, it's definitely a daily driver. When I drop down a gear and ask for more power it balks for just an instant and then goes like hell. I'm thinking that I maybe should have gone with a 390 Holly. I'm no expert and maybe it's just a simple tuning fix.
I think either one of these carburetor would be good for your application. Hopefully you can get a more definitive answer. I'm very happy with my 500.

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I actually like my stock 1bbl carb for my stock 250. I don't have experience with others so I may be missing out, but I like the economy too for my daily driver. Will probably just add headers to mine and that's it.


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dO YOU MEAN aUTOLITE 2100? / 2150? i USE THEM. tHEY HAVE THE SAME BOLT PATTERN AS A hOLLEY 2v AND WORK GREAT. tHEY COME IN SEVERAL SIZES AND ARE FAR CHEAPER TO BUY THAN A hOLLEY - AT LEAST WHERE i AM. tRY ONE - A 1.08 OR 1.21 VENTUURI WILL GET IT DONE.

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