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slowforty 12-17-2021 10:52 PM

holley 94
 

What is the point of blocking off the power valve on a Holley 94?

flatjack9 12-17-2021 11:12 PM

Re: holley 94
 

There is none.

ford38v8 12-18-2021 12:03 AM

Re: holley 94
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by slowforty (Post 2086368)
What is the point of blocking off the power valve on a Holley 94?


When running multiple carbs, one power valve is sufficient.

flatjack9 12-18-2021 11:07 AM

Re: holley 94
 

I still run all 3. Makes for a more even fuel distribution to all cylinders.

slowforty 12-18-2021 12:01 PM

Re: holley 94
 

Ok a fellow I know blocked off both carbs. I thought there might have some benefit.

chap52 12-19-2021 07:13 AM

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Charly NY advised me on a dual carb set-up to block one PV off. At that time (years ago) he had the correct plugs for that. Chap

JWL 12-19-2021 08:29 AM

Re: holley 94
 

Except for systems specified mostly for competition, power valves should be used. Blocked power valve carbs provide proper A/F ratio only at wide open throttle.

Charlie ny 12-19-2021 09:50 AM

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I build 2x2's with and without PV's. Technically I agree PV's are there for upper end
enrichment. With 3x2's my setups have a PV in the center carb. Much of my multi carb work goes thousands of miles away and must be reliable. In reality these cars are street driven between
30 and 70 mph. Another challenge is the true condition of the motors my setups will be going on. My bottom line is a happy customer and I have found that what works best all around for 2x2's is to run 52 jets with blocked PV's. Slightly rich on the low end and slightly lean up high.

I explain these points to prospective customers and we have an understanding.
There are quite a few here that are running my multi carb setups and some input
from them I certainly encourage. I overwhelmingly respect all opinions on this.

Charlie ny


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