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Post Icon Posted: June 07 2003,4:12 pm Post # 1 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
I am looking at getting rid of the Holley on the boat, and replacing it with either an Edelbrock, or a Demon carb. Lets hear some opinions of Demon Carbs. I havent heard  a lot about them, but what I have heard has been positive. Thanks...-DD Out :stupid

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If your looking for performance, the Demon is an excellent choice and you have more options on the tune up. The Edelbrock is basically a Carter, I've never felt that they were a performance carb but they are a great all around carb and they are easy to work on, no float bowls to mess with, unscrew the top and change jets, no spillage, metering rods are snap to change and you don't have any power valves to contend with, I use one on my tow vehicle, never have a problem!...Just my .02!...  :good
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