off the shelf carb info needed.

FC Zach · 06-01-2008, 11:34 PM

Just a curious question to those who critisize the Holley carbs saying they're not well suited for the rotary engine because it a Holley:

-Does an unmodified Edelbrock function properly without modifications?

-Or, if Holleys arent the best candidate then why arent more people running them? Or most importantly, why isnt RB marketing them??

I dont mean to come off as some kind of asshole, these are just some serious questions that I've had on my mind for a while. I've been running the Holley kit for a while now with no problems. Just was curious as to why there were ill feelings torward Holley carbs. I understand for the most part its personal preference but was your decision based on experience or was it just from someone elses failed attempt. I realy am curious cause I'd like to know if I wasted money on a glorified Holley when I could have just bought an "Off the shelf Edelbrock".

06-01-2008, 11:34 PM	#11
FC Zach RCC Loves Me Not You Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Eagleville, TN Posts: 2,267 Rep Power: 20	Just a curious question to those who critisize the Holley carbs saying they're not well suited for the rotary engine because it a Holley: -Does an unmodified Edelbrock function properly without modifications? -Or, if Holleys arent the best candidate then why arent more people running them? Or most importantly, why isnt RB marketing them?? I dont mean to come off as some kind of asshole, these are just some serious questions that I've had on my mind for a while. I've been running the Holley kit for a while now with no problems. Just was curious as to why there were ill feelings torward Holley carbs. I understand for the most part its personal preference but was your decision based on experience or was it just from someone elses failed attempt. I realy am curious cause I'd like to know if I wasted money on a glorified Holley when I could have just bought an "Off the shelf Edelbrock".