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Who has the fastest 4150 carb door car?

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May 02, 2020, 04:40 AM
Footloose
Who has the fastest 4150 carb door car?
This subject might tell you who worked the hardest off season. The 4150 is becoming a bad piece. single carb only.
May 02, 2020, 07:30 AM
green1
For most of us it’s still the off season so it wouldn’t take much to be the fastest. Roll Eyes
May 02, 2020, 09:47 AM
jmarkaudio
I'm sure there are some Comp Eliminator econo altered cars running well in the 7's... 850 carb...




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May 05, 2020, 12:41 AM
Will Harrison
My dad went 8.0x with a single 4150 on a 468 in his super gas car. Has since changed to a dominator and went 7.8x still with a 468


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May 05, 2020, 06:47 AM
<DOTracer>
Ron Rhodes has been 4.3x on a 275 tire, leaf spring, and a 4150 carb with his nitrous small block.

https://youtu.be/fwhbbrjR5Ko
May 05, 2020, 10:09 AM
BP758
quote:
Originally posted by Footloose:
This subject might tell you who worked the hardest off season. The 4150 is becoming a bad piece. single carb only.


We talkin N/A correct?

Mark, some very fast 750 cars too! Very efficient cars. Still my favorite class. Was PS till they went cookie cutter engines, rpm limit and EFI.


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May 06, 2020, 01:03 PM
FootbrakeJim
quote:
Originally posted by Will Harrison:
My dad went 8.0x with a single 4150 on a 468 in his super gas car. Has since changed to a dominator and went 7.8x still with a 468

Hey Will, if you (and your dad) don't mind, I would sure like to hear a bit more about his combo. Not looking to go 8.0, or S/G racing, but the plan for my project 68 Camaro is sort of evolving into just a decently quick No-E bracket car, based on a production short-deck steel BBC, (most likely 468 or 496), that would eventually be "capable of" running Super Street, or maybe even Super Gas, if a guy wanted to add a throttle-stop and box down the road... Thanks.


Dan "Jim" Moore
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