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Old 06-03-2014, 03:47 PM   #11
Todd W. White
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Location: Sapulpa, Oklahoma
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Re: What's your mileage?

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Originally Posted by jcramsey View Post
How do you like the Economaster carb? I've got one sitting on the shelf waiting to be used on something. Sounds like a good setup with the 283 for sure!
Now that it's running properly, I like it. You just have to be sure it's set up and jetted for your engine, your locale, and your power train requirements.

While it's NOT a Quadrajet, and, therefore, doesn't peel rubber, it does what I want it to do - it gives me "enough" power when I need it, and delivers good gas mileage, which, at today's prices, I definitely need.

One thing, though - you MUST make your own base gasket for it! There are small channels in the base that must be covered with a gasket to pass the air through properly, and the "spreadbore" gasket available at the parts house leave some of those passageways uncovered.
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