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For Holley Dual Feed 4150 Carburetors
The JEGS 555-100824 Dual Feed Fuel Line Kit is a pre-assembled -6 AN braided stainless steel fuel log designed for Holley 4150 Carburetors with 7/8 in.-20 O-Ring bowl fittings. The blue/red anodized aluminum fittings feature radiused outlets for improved fuel flow and relocated hex positions for easier wrenching in tight engine bay situations. The center to center distance measures 9 5/16 in., matching the bowl inlet spacing on compatible carburetors. An optional fuel pressure gauge (sold separately) can be added to the 1/8 in. NPT port on compatible configurations.
JEGS 555-100824 Dual Feed Fuel Line Kit Features:
- Fits Holley 4150 Carburetors with 7/8 in.-20 O-Ring Bowl Fittings
- -6 AN Braided Stainless Steel Hose; 9 5/16 in. Center to Center Distance
- Blue/Red Anodized Aluminum Fittings with Radiused Outlets for Improved Fuel Flow
- Relocated Hex Positions on Extension Fittings for Easier Access in Tight Engine Bays
- Sold as a Kit
Specifications:
This will work on the classic 750cfm vacuum secondary carb ?
Will this work with a Quick Fuel 750 SS carbeurator? Also, what fuel gauge part number fits this setup?
What is the length of the extension fittings on the Jeg's fuel log kit?
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