Holley 0-4777CE Classic 650 CFM Double Pumper 4150 Carburetor w/Electric Choke
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Holley 0-4777CE Classic 650 CFM Double Pumper 4150 Carburetor w/Electric Choke Features:
- Classic zinc finish for corrosion resistance and classic looks
- Optimized street/strip calibration that performs out-of-the-box
- Electric choke for precise cold start control
- Mechanical secondaries for optimum performance
- Dual accelerator pumps for additional fuel under initial acceleration
- Dual feed fuel inlets for constant high volume fuel delivery
- Intended for lightweight vehicles w/manual trans or automatics with high stall & low gearing
- 100 Percent wet-flow tested
FAQ
What is the benefit of a double pumper carb?
- Double pumper carbs offer immediate throttle response and increased fuel delivery.
- The Holley 0-4777CE, a 650 double pumper carb, provides enhanced performance for high-revving engines.
Will a 650 CFM carb work on a 350?
- Yes, a 650 CFM carb suits a 350 engine, ensuring efficient fuel delivery and optimal performance.
- The Holley 0-4777CE provides balanced fuel-air mixture, ideal for a 350 engine's power requirements.
How much HP will a 750 CFM carb support?
- Typically, a 750 CFM carb sustains around 400-500 HP on a high-performance engine.
- The Holley 750 double pumper, like the 0-4777CE, suits engines with moderate to high power demands.
What is the recommended fuel pressure for a Holley 650?
- Generally, a Holley 650 operates optimally within a range of 5-7 PSI fuel pressure.
- The 0-4777CE, a Holley 650 double pumper carburetor, thrives within this recommended pressure for efficient performance.
Specifications:
Can I get the 650, electric choke carb with the A/C solenoid included?
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