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Dual Feed Fuel Line Kit for Holley 4150 Carburetors [-6 AN, Black]
555-110824
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For Holley Dual Feed 4150 Carburetors
The JEGS 555-110824 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 black 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 555-110824 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
- Black 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:
Just bought this from jegs saying that it would work with the jegs brand 750cfm carb. However the flared part on the solid black piece is a male end, and the fitting on the carb is also a male end, so they won't work. How do I connect it to the carb?
Will this fit between duel Holley 750s on top a blower without hitting the throttle arm between the 2 carbs
Will this fit and work with my Holley sniper efi 4150 throttle body?
Would this also work for a 4160 style dual-feed carb? It seems like the steel braided hose in the middle of the assembly could bend a little bit to account for the shorter distance between fuel inlets on the 4160 style carb. Does anyone know for sure?
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