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01-04-2003, 01:39 PM
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"It's funny, because the Claw series of carbs seemed to work extremely well. The Demon carbs have had problems since day one." Holley made a LOT of money off of Mr. Grant for his "extreme resemblance" of the Claw carbs to the Holley carbs. He thought they looked different enough but a group of 12 people thought a little "differently" LOL! As the claws were based on exactly the same design calibration specs, you would hope that the homework Holley did would translate to the claw piece of metal and work well too. Scott, because he works for Summit is caught in the middle. My opinion, NO CARB should have trash inside it! Be it Weber, Rochester, Holley, Demon, etc. Hard for Owner installation to get metal shavings inside a carb. Scott. Tom V. 
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