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 Post subject: 320 or 350 holley?
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 3:51 pm 
Oompa Loompa
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Gday all
my old weber just ant up to it anymore i think its more to do with all the emission control crap! but anyway i have a xf 250 crossflow with EST (electronic spark timing) weber 34 ADM, which would be a better carby for the 250? and what is needed to get it to run due to the EST and emission crap! thanks!!

 

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 Post subject: Re: 320 or 350 holley?
Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 3:44 pm 
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You could try an older XF dizzy ( Non EST )or XD/XE dizzy, and use the 350 Holley on a Redline manifold.

 

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 Post subject: Re: 320 or 350 holley?
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 4:08 pm 
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g'day hillbilly,
i had the same problems with my old XF, :( carby was the main problem, (went thru 3 webbers)
and as cjh responded, i did just that, (about 2 yrs ago)
changed the dizzy to an XD-XE electronic with vacuum advance,
changed the inlet manifold to a REDLINE & fitted a 350 (could prob have gone for a 500 & jetted it down, but i had the 350 sitting around, so just rebuilt it)
i also have extractors on it,,, didn't notice any great difference in power, a lil on economy,(but it stayes in tune)
i also fitted LPG, modified an IMPCO type snorkle to take a commadore LPG mixer ring & put a K&N pod filter on the end, just fits neatly with the power steer pump,
removed almost ALL the polution piping leaving only the necessary 1's,,
EG: 1 going to the vacuum control switch for heater valves, 1 to the charcol filter box & i think 1 comming back out for the heater valve,,
and took out the EST module from behind the l/h kick panel, (it works much better sitting on the shelf) lol,
hope this has been some help,
kind regards waz
PS, e-mail me if you would like some pics of under bonnet. :D
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 Post subject: Re: 320 or 350 holley?
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 2:52 pm 
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Thaks for your advice mate. yer i would like to see some pics cheers!! my email is r-ute-d@hotmail.com
pilot waz wrote:
g'day hillbilly,
i had the same problems with my old XF, :( carby was the main problem, (went thru 3 webbers)
and as cjh responded, i did just that, (about 2 yrs ago)
changed the dizzy to an XD-XE electronic with vacuum advance,
changed the inlet manifold to a REDLINE & fitted a 350 (could prob have gone for a 500 & jetted it down, but i had the 350 sitting around, so just rebuilt it)
i also have extractors on it,,, didn't notice any great difference in power, a lil on economy,(but it stayes in tune)
i also fitted LPG, modified an IMPCO type snorkle to take a commadore LPG mixer ring & put a K&N pod filter on the end, just fits neatly with the power steer pump,
removed almost ALL the polution piping leaving only the necessary 1's,,
EG: 1 going to the vacuum control switch for heater valves, 1 to the charcol filter box & i think 1 comming back out for the heater valve,,
and took out the EST module from behind the l/h kick panel, (it works much better sitting on the shelf) lol,
hope this has been some help,
kind regards waz
PS, e-mail me if you would like some pics of under bonnet. :D

 

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