Holley 750 cfm 4-Barrel Carburetor Zinc finish
510-0-3310S
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750CFM Vacuum Secondary/Manual Choke Carburetors
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A hot rod staple for over four decades! Dual feed fuel inlets assure you get all the fuel you need while its vacuum secondaries and manual choke make it amazingly universal. The famed 0-3310 is one of the ten original inductees into the Hot Rod Magazine Speed Parts Hall of Fame! It was originally developed for the 1965 424hp 396 Chevelle and its well known performance calibration and 750 CFM airflow keep it on top still today. Don't trust your performance to just anyone, Holley is the only modular carburetor company that has been in business for over 100 years and has powered every NASCAR champion since the 60's.
Note: Part numbers ending with "SA" have an all aluminum body construction.
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