Can i put a holley 670 cfm carb on an edelbrock performer or air gap intake?

my engine basically down to the block almost and was just planning on gettin a couple new parts intake headers and wat not jus wanna know if i can do that! 1974 plymouth duster with a 360|||if your doing all that work i would go with a edelbrock performer intake and carburetor ,and get a dual plane intake it will run a lot better that way,Holley's on dodges don't do so good at times,i have had real good luck from edelbrock products on all my dodges,so far so good with the last build i done also and that was with a 318 with 340 heads,also edelbrock,it runs exceptionally good for what it is,good luck on it.,,,PS i just have a 650 cfm edelbrock performer carb,and it kicks like a mule when it comes in,they run good when set right.|||Oh absolutely IF you plan on a vacuum secondary Holley. The smaller the carb. the better throttle response you'll get and that's the name of the game on the street. Especially with an automatic.|||Would work out fine!!