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Old 02-28-2022, 07:38 PM
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Performer for the street. Has better bottom end torque than RPM. Less weight and better heat dissipation than Iron. Holley Street HP 750 on a 1” phenolic wood spacer. No choke. Mechanical secondary. You’ll have to feather the throttle to keep it alive for the first 20 seconds. Guarantee you’ll be in the zone on air fuel mixture out of the box and it will be snappy and not run out of fuel on the back end of a hard run. New polished aluminum body helps keep fuel from flashing over and vapor locking. Looks and runs fantastic. Best all around combo I’ve come up with in 40 years.


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Old 02-28-2022, 09:53 PM
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Performer for the street. Has better bottom end torque than RPM. Less weight and better heat dissipation than Iron. Holley Street HP 750 on a 1” phenolic wood spacer. No choke. Mechanical secondary. You’ll have to feather the throttle to keep it alive for the first 20 seconds. Guarantee you’ll be in the zone on air fuel mixture out of the box and it will be snappy and not run out of fuel on the back end of a hard run. New polished aluminum body helps keep fuel from flashing over and vapor locking. Looks and runs fantastic. Best all around combo I’ve come up with in 40 years.


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Appreciate the feedback. I'm probably going to use what I have (Performer & 650DP) and see how it goes.

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Appreciate the feedback. I'm probably going to use what I have (Performer & 650DP) and see how it goes.
Sounds like a plan.

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