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Holley 750 CFM 4-Barrel Street Carburettor (Silver) (HO0-3310S)
Holley 750 CFM 4-Barrel Street Carburettor (Silver) (HO0-3310S) is a special order in item. They take approximately 3 - 5 working days to arrive to us. Please get in touch with in prior to ordering if you are needing something more urgently.
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Description
Description
HO0-3310S - 750 CFM 4-BARREL CARBURETTOR
Vacuum Secondary. Manual Choke. 4160 Series
Part Number: HO0-3310S
The 0-3310S is a shiny aluminum version of the classic 0-3310 - a hot rod staple for over four decades! Dual feed fuel inlets assure you get all the fuel you need while its vacuum secondaries and manual choke make it amazingly universal. The famed 0-3310 is one of ten inaugrual inductees into the Hot Rod Magazine Speed Parts Hall of Fame! Its well known performance calibration and 750 CFM airflow keep it on top still today. Don't trust your performance to just anyone, Holley is the only modular carburetor company that has been in business for over 100 years and has powered every NASCAR champion since the 60's.
Features:
Vibratory polished for good looks
Performance upgrade for stock to mildly modified vehicles
Universal calibration for easy bolt-on performance
Manual choke (cable actuated - hand controlled) for precise cold start control
Vacuum secondaries for use on wide variety of vehicles. Compensate for all vehicle weights, gearing & transmissions to allow smooth opening of secondaries.
Dual feed fuel inlets for constant high volume fuel delivery
Compatible with GM, Chrysler, and Ford A/T kickdown linkage. Additional parts may be required.
Power valve blow-out protection
100% wet-flow tested by Holley technicians to assure it arrives ready to run!
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