How to contact Holley carburetor parts and components?

1-866-464-6553. Holley offers a wide variety of replacement and performance enhancing components for your Carburetor. From replacement fuel bowls to power valves and jets and everything thing in between.

What kind of exhaust wire does Holley use?

Holley is home to the top automotive performance brands including Flowmaster exhaust, MSD Ignition, Holley EFI, Hurst Shifters, Accel plug wires, Hooker Headers and many more.

When did the Holley 4 barrel carburetor come out?

The Holley 4150, 4 barrel carburetor was introduced in 1957 on some Ford engines. It was used on . Chevrolet and Chrysler engines later. It was the most popular carburetor for use on high performance engines. Holley primary and secondary inlet baffle (set of 2).

What kind of fuel pump does Holley make?

Holley products for GM’s popular LS engine are dominating the LS scene as well. Holley’s products also include performance fuel pumps, intake manifolds & engine dress–up products for street performance, race and marine applications.

What does s2ms-9510-a stand for in Holley carb Hunter?

The first line, “S2MS-9510-A” represents our O.E. (Ford) number, used for their records/catalog to keep track of which vehicle it would be installed on. While there are resources dedicated to decoding this code, it is unused by Holley when attempting to source a rebuild kit or service part. The second line contains the list number “3259-1”.

What is the date code for Holley carb Hunter?

It would be best to speak with one of Holley’s Technical Service Representatives at 1-888-258-3835 for their recommendation on what would work best. Moving on, 0798 is our date code; Holley used a three digit up to 1973, after which they moved to the four digit code you see here.

What kind of car is the Holley 750cfm?

Vintage (pre mid-60s) is typically denoted with “R”, while later models can be stamped with “L”, “List”, or the modern convention “0-“. For example, the 3310 750CFM Holley’s have been produced for nearly 50 years. Initial versions would show R3310A, while modern adaptations are “0-3310.”