stingr

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an experience with them? Good, bad tuneability.....I wanna hear what you guys think about these carbs.

forcd ind

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most over the counter BT carbs are just that, prob have ann. boosters, higher flow n/s's, maybe a little work on the throttle shafts, etc-to really make hi power, you need one from CSU or someone that deals in BT built to your engine specs-i have built my own, used the BG version, which needs a lot of work to not be lean-you have to mess with the PVCR's, hi sp a/b's etc
can you make them work-sure, but you need to kind of what to do to dial then in

slow67

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X2 I would use a CSU or C&S blowthru carb (they are the only 2 companies I know use boost referenced power vavles).

BoostnTBSS

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I have a PC carb and i i spent about 40 hours perfecting it... now i can just build my own lol but those 2 above are good picks but search on the turbo forums for a brent BRPV carb and he makes a great set up...

87olds442

my friend has a quick fuel carb modified by brent davis it uses boost reference power valves and he uses a msd rpm switch box hooked up to a air pump and to be honest when i go blow through there is no doubt in my mind i will be getting one from him

slow67

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Brent's BPRV is a good one too, but he technically isn't a business

I like the idea of a CSU or C&S carb with BPRVs since they don't rely on an external pump or switch.

87olds442

very good point. on both statements lol

cracker

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Brent Davis - Great job, Great Product, Starts with a Quickfuel.

No other choice in my book.

-W