Holy s#*+ what's ......

Up with my dominator it has 113 and 114 jets in it. it is a older 1050 gas carb or ( supposed to be )

Model number?

www.mortec.com/carbs.htm

No numbers on it they have been ground off .... it don't have screw in air bleeds I will take a pic of it

Just for reference, a model 8896 without power valves had factory jets at 88 square.

Maybe somebody tried to fatten it up for E-85 or something...dunno. If it has no pv's, I'd toss in a set of 90's and start tuning.

thanks, car looks great by the way..... butterbean sent me some jets and stuff so I will set it as you say

Yrs ago when I ran an old 9375 dommy w/o pv's,i ran 98's in it w/14.1 466.

bbf-falcon wrote:Yrs ago when I ran an old 9375 dommy w/o pv's,i ran 98's in it w/14.1 466.

Cool thanks this one is going on a 472 w/10.8

I have 96s in all 8 holes on mine. 525 cu in. 1100cfm dryflow.

It comes down to how big is the carb? And how small is the engine? The less displacement under it, the more surface area for fuel to pull through the carb required. Thing could have been on some screaming small block.

8896'S HAVE power valves, stock.

BOSS 429 wrote:8896'S HAVE power valves, stock.

Maybe some of the later ones did...BUT
I had an 8896 back in the mid -80's that DIDN'T have PV's..
And I bought it new...

The 8896 has no valves as delivered from Holley.  
The 8896-1 does have a 125-55 PV in it as delivered by Holley.

88 jets square for both.

Metering blocks are different between both as well.
The 8896 uses the 34R9565AS metering block on both sides.
The 8896-1 uses the 34R11972-1A on both sides.

This info is from the carb list chart on the Holley website.

ya, early,and late 8896 carbs. don't see many early ones

Can the 8896 carb be modified for screw in air bleeds and still work properly?

Jets are just a number. Use whatever the motor wants.

The old style boosters do not atomize fuel very efficiently and sometimes can require a very large jet size.

They can be tapped for screw in air bleeds.  This is my old 6464 1050.





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bbf-falcon wrote:Yrs ago when I ran an old 9375 dommy w/o pv's,i ran 98's in it w/14.1 466.

I run a 9375-1 on a 11.4:1 472" with it squared at 96. No PV's either. We tried jetting it down on the dyno and lost almost 20HP going from 92/94 to 88/88. The more jet we gave it the more she liked it.

Not really sure but I will check the channels