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2 in. Carburetor Spacer for 4150 and AFB Flange Carburetors
555-15444
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Holley Carburetor Spacer
JEGS 555-15444 Carburetor Spacer Features:
- 4150 square bore mounting flange for Holley, Edelbrock, AFB, Carter, Quick Fuel, Proform, and other carburetors and throttle bodies
- Open design for single or dual plane intake manifolds
- Made from aluminum for weight savings and improved insulation from heat
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Would this fit if it was used on a big block chevy snowflake intake to a summit 750 carb
I have a 1989 454 CBB out of a Winnebago 35' motorhome. Has 50,000 original miles but the Quadrajet that was original to the motor is locked up tight so I got a Holly 750 and need an adapter plate-would this work?
how much of a hp gain will get with a 2 inch spacer on a 350 chevy with a 500 lift cam aluminum intake and flat top pistons, 600 holley carb?
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