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05-15-2000, 08:39 AM
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Don't know if this is the proper place but I will try anyway. If anyone could give me some info on a holley replacement carb I have ( it was purchased new in the early 80's ). The #'s are on top - L-7556 below that is #1948. On the butterfly is #487. On the side is 6R-5610B. Any info anyone could give me would be appreciated and has anyone used/seen the new edelbrock eps 800 used yet? I am interested in possibley purchasing this carb for my current motor. Thanks, Chris.
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05-15-2000, 08:39 AM
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Don't know if this is the proper place but I will try anyway. If anyone could give me some info on a holley replacement carb I have ( it was purchased new in the early 80's ). The #'s are on top - L-7556 below that is #1948. On the butterfly is #487. On the side is 6R-5610B. Any info anyone could give me would be appreciated and has anyone used/seen the new edelbrock eps 800 used yet? I am interested in possibley purchasing this carb for my current motor. Thanks, Chris.
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05-15-2000, 12:12 PM
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the info you need to id your holley should be the list # . i'm not a big holley fan, but that should get you the info you want. mike
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05-15-2000, 12:49 PM
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chris, i was just on a site runing the #'s on a sbc and found some information that may help you out. the site is www.mortec.com/ . there is a list of holley carb #'s and also a link to holley's website. hope this helps. mike
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05-15-2000, 04:58 PM
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Mike, thanks for the link. I really want to rebuild my original carb for my 71 T/A, but it may be too far gone. This is why I am also considering the new Edelbrock 800. Anyone have or know any info on this carb?
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05-15-2000, 11:08 PM
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According to the book I have it is a direct replacement for all Q-jet equipped 1967-71 350,400,428,455 ci engines. Mechanical secondarys, divorced choke, spread bore, 450 cfm emission carb. Doesn't sound like anything I would try if your looking for a performance type carb.
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