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Torqueforce · 09-19-2012, 03:15 PM

Thanks! It's marked 7454 and 2153. I figure since I was doing a mild build and I wanted decent fuel economy it would be a perfect fit. Originally I was gonna go for a 500 cfm holley or edel but I was able to pick up the economaster for $40 to my door through craigslist. They're really unique carbs and nobody really runs them. It seems like its the perfect size for a 327 I just hope it wont be too bad top end, I only play on revving to about 5k. How do you like yours and what kinda fuel economy do you get?

09-19-2012, 03:15 PM	#15
Torqueforce Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 59	Re: 1965 C10 Stepside, project daily driver Thanks! It's marked 7454 and 2153. I figure since I was doing a mild build and I wanted decent fuel economy it would be a perfect fit. Originally I was gonna go for a 500 cfm holley or edel but I was able to pick up the economaster for $40 to my door through craigslist. They're really unique carbs and nobody really runs them. It seems like its the perfect size for a 327 I just hope it wont be too bad top end, I only play on revving to about 5k. How do you like yours and what kinda fuel economy do you get?