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Old 01-04-2018, 07:06 PM
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"I do not consider jet changes as differing much from "out of the box""OK, so an accurate statement would be, with a simple jet change the 8156 would be a perfect carb for any moderate to high performance street 350-455, given the CFM requirements were not exceeded?

If so from what I have read (Tuner) and the information you have given here, one would think it would be a highly desirable carb, being that you have mentioned the newer 4779 is lacking in design.



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Lacking only in TOO MANY COOKS IN THE KITCHEN WHEN THE 4 CORNER IDLE 4779-6 AND LATER 4779 DPs WERE CREATED.

But you are spot on as usual.

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Old 01-04-2018, 07:57 PM
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Lacking only in TOO MANY COOKS IN THE KITCHEN

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LOL

Thanks Tom, in lieu of lacking, perhaps a more accurate statement along with your description would have been over designed.

Furthermore, from Kens signature "Good Ideas Are Often Found Abandoned In The Dust Of Procrastination" on the other hand over baked!

I would venture to say that if Mr Ken Crocie were to reintroduce the 8156, there would be considerable interest, not only from the Pontiac crowd but many others due to this burnt product.


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