Compression test results

TT5.9mag said
Old doesn’t mean bad and conversely new doesn’t mean good. You need a fuel pressure gauge, they’re cheap and it’s another tuning tool. On a Holley you need fuel pressure to be around 7 psi. But you won’t know without a gauge. Sounds like a rebuild/freshen up is in your future. Don’t worry they’re easy to rebuild. What’s the list number? It’s on the choke horn, or on the side of the carb.

I was holding off on really adding anything to the fuel system now but seems like a pressure gauge is in order just for diagnostics. The fuel lines are 12yrs old and need to be replaced. I was going to replace tank , carb, & everything in between.