Holley Carb Rebuild question
03-21-2007, 07:04 PM
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Holley Carb Rebuild question
I have 99 Carbed HP500's in stock configuration (except for Gil exhaust) I'm wondering which model of Holley Carb I have as I'm going to have them rebuilt. I know the model number is probably on the carb somewhere, but instead of driving 20 miles to TNT to look I'm wondering if anyone is able to tell me from here to save time? If not where exactly do I look on the carb to find model number?
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03-21-2007, 10:25 PM
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I believe they are 830 cfm, none the less they are 4150's in terms of rebuild gaskets/parts etc. Most any auto parts store should be able to get you all the parts. My .02, get the "blue" non-stick gasket sets, a little more but seal better and reuseable in case you need to pull bowls off for any reason.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
03-21-2007, 11:05 PM
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I believe they are 830 cfm, none the less they are 4150's in terms of rebuild gaskets/parts etc. Most any auto parts store should be able to get you all the parts. My .02, get the "blue" non-stick gasket sets, a little more but seal better and reuseable in case you need to pull bowls off for any reason.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
03-22-2007, 07:43 AM
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I believe they are 830 cfm, none the less they are 4150's in terms of rebuild gaskets/parts etc. Most any auto parts store should be able to get you all the parts. My .02, get the "blue" non-stick gasket sets, a little more but seal better and reuseable in case you need to pull bowls off for any reason.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
The carb ID number is, as said here, on the choke horn.
Check this site out.
http://www.mortec.com/carbs.htm
03-22-2007, 07:51 AM
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