i am currently in the process of installing a holley 350 from Downey Off-Road on to my 1977 2F motor. i was wondering if anyone has done this before and if they have any good pics of it. i also have the Holley fuel pressure regulator and i was wondering where is the best location for mounting. i noticed on the downey web site they have it mounted directly on top of the valve cover but im not sure if this is a good idea since you have to remove the cover every time you have to adjust the valves. any help would be greatly appreciated on this. thanks.
holley 350 for a 2F motor
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You should be able to use the Holley with stock pump pressure (i.e. 5-7 lbs.), Holleys are not sensitive to higher pressures like Webers are. Yep, don't mount to the valve cover for exactly the reason you mentioned. Photo shown on our website was a temp. mounting during some testing with a fuel injected engine.
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Thanks for the info. so from what you are saying i can eliminate the fuel pressure regulator that i was using for the crappy weber carb and run straight from the stock fuel pump.
The kit from downey worked like a charm on my cruiser and I love it. Runs great, looks great.
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i just finished installing everything and it works great. ill post some pics of this later
