
06-15-2018, 08:57 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Dallas,
Tx
Cobra Make, Engine: CSX 3020 Competition, 427; CSX 4385 Aluminum Body, 427; CSX 2096, 289
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Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickt
If you significantly improve the air flow, and you have a vacuum secondary carburetor, then you will need to recalibrate the spring/opening of your secondary system. There are a zillion threads out there where the enthusiast invests in a nice, new high-flowing K&N system and then complains that it has "robbed him of performance" and that the system sucks. He then puts back on his old system and shuts up. Of course, he was "robbed" because he effectively went from a four barrel carb to a two barrel carb. 
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I think that the carburetor is 43 years old
So I think that I am down to a 1 barrel now! Lol
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