Holley 0-1850C 600 cfm Classic Carburetor, Manual Choke, Vacuum Secondaries [Gold Dichromate Finish]
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Manual Choke
Holley 0-1850C 600 cfm Classic Carburetor, Manual Choke, Vacuum Secondaries Features:
- A performance upgrade for stock to mildly modified vehicles
- Compatible with GM, Chrysler, and Ford A/T kick-down linkage
- Universal calibration for easy bolt-on performance
- The manual choke is cable actuated (hand controlled) for precise cold start control
- Vacuum secondaries for use in a wide variety of applications
- Single feed fuel inlet for easy installation
- Power valve blow-out protection
- 100-percent wet-flow tested
Holley 0-1850C 600 cfm Classic Carburetor, Manual Choke, Vacuum Secondaries Notes:
- Additional parts may be required for kick-down linkage installation
Specifications:
Will this fit a 1976 chevy C65 with the 366 engine?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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