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09-02-2008, 10:37 AM
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66 Bonne Jim
Hey Jim, Just wondering if you have the new carb and have tried it yet, What did you end up buying?
Bill
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09-02-2008, 09:29 PM
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Bill - good to hear from you. Based on your testimonial and others I went with the Pro-System Dominator. Patrick is a great guy to deal with. Sent him my specs and he sent me a carb. Finally got around to getting the carb on the Catalina just recently. Only made a couple of short test drives but I like it so far. Other than adjusting the idle a bit I haven't had to touch it, ran great right out of the box. We'll be running it Saturday at an 1/8 track for our first competition with the new carb. Really anxious to see what it does at the track. The carb seems like a monster, hope it's not too big. I have practically zero hood clearance since the carb is not only taller than my old one but is also sitting an a two inch high adapter.
I've got a 65 hood off a parts car so I'll probably put a scoop on that one and use it when we race. Thanks, Jim
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65 Catalina sedan. Allen Thomas Performance 495. KRE Heads at 310cfm ported by SD Performance, ProSystems Dominator carb on ported Victor intake, P-Dude custom grind hydraulic roller, MSD ignition, 3.50 Moser/Ford rear. F-Glass front bumper by son Rob, rear by the old man and joint effort for trunk lid. 3950# w/driver. Best of 9.5761/139 on 175 shot, 6.01 /114 in 1/8. |
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09-03-2008, 07:53 AM
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Dominator- schwing! When I had my dominator on the car without a spacer it was close, didn't imagine there was 2 inches left. Good Luck!
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