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hey guys picked this carb up for 50 bucks I know nothing about it looks like its just been rebuilt,,, any thoughts or help would be appreciated numbers on front bowl are 3310-4 and under that is 0183 holley,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thanks
hotrodaaron77- Scrounger
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750 samething I told ya earlier lol go to google and type in that # it will show you what it is that's what I did earlier today
JRiggs- Scrounger
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i told you I was stupid with carbs lol
hotrodaaron77- Scrounger
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This is the new and improved 4160 model 4-barrel carburetor. It's equipped with Holley's all-new "Next Gen" needle and seat design, which has eliminated the need for external adjustments. The side hung floats are factory-set for optimum fuel levels at 3 to 6 psi of fuel pressure, and should never need adjustment. (If running more than 6 psi of fuel, a regulator is required.) This carburetor features a manual choke, two full manifold vacuum ports and one timed vacuum port, and a Pontiac style automatic transmission kick down.
hotrodaaron77- Scrounger
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hey stew move this to my project please
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