[bygddy]

So, here's what I have done....flipped, flopped, supercharged or not..383 or not....yada yada yada....
Summit rebuild kit, flat top hypers, 60 over, already ordered.
Then this, Weiand tunnel ram, 2 600 holleys
This I now have.
Then.......
Block is getting zero decked.
Turns out my 1150$ ik200's are actually 1400$ when I called to order....so decided on the Dart shp 200's. They will get some porting and clean up.
Cam will be Lunati solid, 247/256, 525/540, 106lsa, 100icl, pn#30120521
Converter is still the 3000 stall (yes I know a 3500+ would be better.
Gears will be 486
Long tube headers, 3" exhaust, undecided on mufflers.
Compression should be 10.5, quench is 0.041
Bottom end is ordered already, intake and carbs I have, converter I have.
So that's it....opinions?...no fights, gladly listen....yes Gary, even you lol....truce.
Will be running no hood, checkerboard painted firewall, gold moroso valve covers, Mr gasket velocity stacks....even bright yellow accel wires! Ghetto 70's retro with 80's cheesy pro street.....I love it.

[Richiehd]

I like it!! Keep the pictures coming! I like the small plenum on that Weiand too.

[bygddy]

Going in this....minus the hood...and alot lower rideheight

[bygddy]

And minus those horrible mirrors....

[Gus's 40]

sounds like fun! looking forward to some pictures and I agree about the mirrors,but a really cool ride

[vinniekq2]

carbs already bought? I would use 2x750. The 600s are fine,just me

[bygddy]

Originally Posted by vinniekq2

carbs already bought? I would use 2x750. The 600s are fine,just me

I currently have one 600 vs, and one 750 dp. I wondered and wanted opinions on this very thing....set up right, am I better with the 750's mechanical? As I still need one Carb, it makes it easy to change

[vinniekq2]

I used 2x750 carters on my 350(years ago)the double pumpers are more difficult to fit.

Talk about carb noise when you pull through the gears.

[bygddy]

Originally Posted by vinniekq2

I used 2x750 carters on my 350(years ago)the double pumpers are more difficult to fit.

Talk about carb noise when you pull through the gears.

Yah, the 600's fit with no issue end to end, and I have a linkage already for that set up, but if its going to be a significantly better idea to use the dp's I can mount them sideways and buy a new lnkage.....I bet it would sound vicious at full song with 2 750 wide open lol.

[F-BIRD'88]

Find two 650-700-750 matching DPs to use as donors to build you own custom HP 750's. (proform HP body kit)
This will build the most power and response once dialed in.

Or two edelbrock 1407's.. The vacuum carbs 600-750-780 will need a ton of rework to get them to do more than run. But they will run on it.
Small side hung bowls allow inline mounting. Or secondary metering plates allow inline mounting with centerhung bowls (like the 660's x2).

Every carb pair you end up with will need fine tuning to get them right. A AFR gauge and a vacuum gauge and lots of drive testing and tuning. Its up to you as to how well it works. (effort)
A a pair of the 660 centersquirters are the closest to being correct out of the box.

Edelbrocks can work very well. The 750 would be my choice and recomendation if you go that route.

[vinniekq2]

the only way I can describe the carb sound,which when coming at you was louder than the exhaust,,,

OOOOOOooooooooOOOOwaWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

[bygddy]

Originally Posted by F-BIRD'88

Find two 650-700-750 matching DPs to use as donors to build you own custom HP 750's. (proform HP body kit)
This will build the most power and response once dialed in.

Or two edelbrock 1407's.. The vacuum carbs 600-750-780 will need a ton of rework to get them to do more than run. But they will run on it.
Small side hung bowls allow inline mounting. Or secondary metering plates allow inline mounting with centerhung bowls (like the 660's x2).

Every carb pair you end up with will need fine tuning to get them right. A AFR gauge and a vacuum gauge and lots of drive testing and tuning. Its up to you as to how well it works. (effort)
A a pair of the 660 centersquirters are the closest to being correct out of the box.

Edelbrocks can work very well. The 750 would be my choice and recomendation if you go that route.

So if my choice was 2 600vs holleys, vs 2 750dp holleys, the tune is going to be easier, and its going to make more power with the double pumpers?
And yes, I knew there was going to be some effort with pv's and jetting etc to get them right. I'm OK with that
What did you think of the combo overall, assuming bodix/summit heads? Cam, compression etc....I'm hoping to turn it to 6500+ occasionally and would like to see an honest 400+ HP from 360ci.

[F-BIRD'88]

When the IK200's actual price from your source turned out to be more than what they told you
before, why did you not bother to pick up the phone and call someone else?
The price of the IK200's has not changed at summit in 6 months
The summit 200cc head is identical for $1000.
These are twice the head of the Dart SHP 200 .

You got caught in a "bait and switch". Typical of Canadian retailers.
This is why I shop in the US for performance parts.
Better service, better prices. They have what you want, when you want it and for the price you want to pay.
Not sure where or how you are saving money as the Lunati cam is currently priced at over $200 US.

(The isky solids are much better too.) Isky 201534

[bygddy]

Originally Posted by F-BIRD'88

When the IK200's actual price from your source turned out to be more than what they told you
before, why did you not bother to pick up the phone and call someone else?
The price of the IK200's has not changed at summit in 6 months
The summit 200cc head is identical for $1000.
These are twice the head of the Dart SHP 200 .

You got caught in a "bait and switch". Typical of Canadian retailers.
This is why I shop in the US for performance parts.
Better service, better prices. They have what you want, when you want it and for the price you want to pay.
Not sure where or how you are saving money as the Lunati cam is currently priced at over $200 US.

(The isky solids are much better too.) Isky 201534

That Isky is very similar to the lunati I was looking at, but 70$ cheaper....I have never used one, and don't have any experience with them which is why I hadn't looked.....little lower on lift but could always go to a 1.6 rocker if i wanted....

[F-BIRD'88]

look at the valve lash , do the math its the same net lift.
if you ordered a rebuild kit from summit why did you not look into these
other parts at the same time. @ summit.?
You seem all over the planet and seem to be being pulled to what ever is stuck under your nose
like a used tunnel ram....