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Carburetor Renew Kits
Holley 37-485 Renew Kit Services 4150 Carburetor List Numbers:
- R4235, R4236, R4295, R4296, R4776, R4776-1, R4776-2, R4776-3, R4776-4, R4776-5, R4776-6, R4777, R4777-1, R4777-2, R4777-3, R4777-4, R4777-5, R4777-6, R4778, R4778-1, R4778-2, R4778-3, R4778-4, R4778-5, R4778-6, R4779, R4779-1, R4779-2, R4779-3, R4779-4, R4779-5, R4779-6, R4779-7, R4779-8, R4780, R4780-1, R4780-2, R4780-3, R4780-4, R4780-5, R4780-6, R4781, R4781-2, R4781-3, R4781-4, R4781-5, R4781-6, R4781-7, R4788, R4788-1, R6109, R8156, R8162, R8804, R9022, R9379, R9380, R9381, R80427, R80537, R80776, R80777, R80778, R80779, R80780, R80781, R84476, R84777, R84778, R84779, R84780, R84781
FAQ
What is the difference between 4150 and 4160 Holley carbs?
- 4150: Dual-feed, mechanical secondary.
- 4160: Single-feed, vacuum secondary.
- Different fuel delivery & secondary operation methods.
What is the list number on a Holley carb?
- List number: Unique carb identifier.
- Found on choke horn or main body.
- Essential for carb specs identification.
How do I identify a Holley 4150 carburetor?
- Look for dual-feed fuel inlet.
- Rectangular fuel bowls.
- Mechanical secondary operation.
What CFM is a Holley 4150?
- CFM varies by models (600-850).
- Check carb's list number for precise CFM details.
Understanding the nuances between Holley carbs like Holley 37-485 helps in making informed decisions for your rebuild projects, including Holley 4781 rebuild kit or Holley 4150 rebuild kit.
Specifications:
Will this work on a 4778-5 0878? I don’t know what the numbers mean, it’s what was on the carburetor
Will this kit work on a holley 750 double pumper model 4779-10? If not what kit would work for that carb?
Will this kit work for the 4780-7. Unable to determine the difference between -6 and -7 but it is unlisted.
Is the needle and seat and all parts in this kit ok to use with Alcohol?
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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