Marine Electric Choke Conversion Kit

Name: Marine Electric Choke Conversion Kit
Brand: HOLLEY
SKU: 510-745-224
Price: 90.98 USD
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Conversion Kits

For Carbs With External Vacuum Source
Standard Finish

Fit Applications:
0-4412
0-4776
0-4777
0-4778
0-4779
0-4780
0-4781
Note: 0-4412 requires 510-45-224 cam lever to complete conversion

Holley Electric Choke Parts and Conversion kits allow you to adapt your Holley carburetor that was originally equipped with a hot air or manually-operated choke to a fully automatic Holley electric choke. Review specs below to check for your application.
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Part TypeCarburetor Choke Conversion Kit
Product LineHolley Electric Choke Parts & Conversion Kits
BrandHOLLEY
Package Height3.1
Package Width5.3
Package Length5.4
Weight0.93 PG
Part CategoryPerformance Parts
ChokeElectrical
QuantitySold as a kit
Part FitmentSemi Universal
Vendor Part Number745-224
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA

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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws / regulations
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