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The_Mortician 04-06-02 01:51 PM

Racing Beat Holley intake installation
 
I was wondering if anyone has switched out the stock intake system in favor of the Racing Beat Holley system. And if so how difficult was it and what should be expected. I'm planning on doing this because my carb is shot and my poor car has been sitting for two weeks now. I've been stuck driving my 81 Caddy Hearse, great for shock value but at 13 mpg and slower than sheesh I miss my Mazda.

thanks

mar3 04-06-02 01:55 PM

On the screen previous to this, scroll to the bottom and you'll see the search thingey...try RB intake, Racing Beat intake, RB carb install, RB carb, or Racing Beat carb install...you'll get the previous "discussions" on the topic without having to endure everyone telling you to get a YawPower carb or Weber's...:cool:

crafoo 04-06-02 10:26 PM

If you have a choice go with dual side draft carbs. :D

I've got a racing beat intake and holley for my street port 12a. I like it quite a bit. You will have to buy a high pressure fuel pump as well. Also, you will really need a fuel pressure regulator and fuel pressure gauge.

The install is pretty simple. If you get the full kit from racing beat, it comes with cable brackets and mounting hardware. I got mine used and it did not have these items. This made the install somewhat more difficult.

Here are some pics. They aren't very good but it's all I have at the moment. Check out my pink NOS (holley brand) FPG! Eheheheh. :p:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mutant.../engine_ps.jpg

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mutant.../engine_ds.jpg

Notice the struts were removed :D Just got my springs installed!

crafoo 04-06-02 10:29 PM

P.S. Ya, I know. The carb. is on 180 degrees out! DOH. Runs well tho.

I must be dumping into the secondary intake runners with the primaries on the carb.!!

riffraff 04-06-02 11:10 PM

does anyone here have a dual side draft setup? i would not mind seeing some pictures, and your opinion on them? worth it? no?

REVHED 04-07-02 03:04 AM

The thing with dual carbs is that it's a pain in the ass keeping them in sync. Not worth the trouble in my opinion.

riffraff 04-07-02 10:04 AM

cool cool.. thanks revhed.
right now i am just thinking about all options for when i redo my intake.. dual, singal, turbo, etc....

The_Mortician 04-09-02 03:40 AM

Thanks everyone.
 
I'd like to thank everyone who responded. I think I'll do it, seems easy enough and should be worth it.

MIKE-P-28 04-09-02 04:38 PM


Originally posted by REVHED
The thing with dual carbs is that it's a pain in the ass keeping them in sync. Not worth the trouble in my opinion.
YEAH, I had a friend that had dual Weber's and he was constantly adjusting them :( Adjust them via RB's inexpensive uni sync device? Yeah right! :)


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