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Actually I'm not a gm guy but I'm modifing a GMC truck. What I have is a very well running 2.8v6 s15 with low mileage. It has a varajet carb on it that is working well enough to give me mid 20's gas mileage. However the truck couldn't pull the skin of an onion. I think it's rated at 105hp or something. I have a t3 lying in the garage that is in good working condition that I'd like to setup to blowthru the varajet. I'm going to run about 5-7 psi to start with but I'm having trouble with how I'll deal with the secondary enrichment. The carb will be taken apart, rebuilt with all shafts sealed and the vents plugged. The secondary is progressive with erichment occurring with the airvalve opening which is controlled by the opening on the secondary. What effect will boost have on the airvalve if the secondary throttle plate isn't open? Will the powervalve cause fuel to build up on the secondary before it's open which will then cause a big bog when the throttle is opened enough to allow the fuel into the intake? Has anyone used a carb that operates like this in a blow thru setup? In Hugh Mcginnis's book he states that the secondary airvalve should be referenced to boost, any ideas on that? I have a few ideas but I'm not sure on what would work or it's been done before.
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