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Originally Posted by Vegas69
It has to be losing fuel or spark unless the exhaust is clogged? I've seen it on modern cars where the cats will close up. Muffler batting? If that's not it, I'd swap the carb. It may have an internal clog in the primary circuit. Also, you may see a spark, but is it strong enough to jump the gap and still on every cylinder? Have you checked the coils resistance?
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I starting to think its the floats hanging up or needle and seat issue. Its a brand new Holley, and I have adjusted everything to where its properly adjusted and purrs like a kitten in the shop, but the last couple times I have drove it now, it shuts down right after I stand on it like it running out of fuel. Whats driving me nuts is not the consistent failure, its the inconsistent way it shuts down.
Just swapped the coil, no change.