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Tri Power
Hello all- I have a quick question. For years now I have had tri-power on my big block Camaro. Recently I decided to change the fuel lines to Stainless. Several things happened, the worst of which is the fuel bowl of the center carb has stripped out. Does anyone make these or do I need to find an origional 4055 Holley for parts? Thanks Rob
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I bought one from these guys and was happy with it....
http://www.chicagocorvette.net/item.php?item=15416
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You may want to talk to Phil at Custom Rebuilt Carbs, here in NJ. He rebuilds and restores carbs. He also sells the correct fuel bowls for the tri-power Holleys, or he may be able to repair yours. I had a customer that stripped the fuel filter fitting out of the body of his original 72 Q-Jet. I sent it to Phil and he was able to repair it.
You can reach him at: 732-356-4333 or www.customrebuiltcarbs.com. Good luck.
You can reach him at: 732-356-4333 or www.customrebuiltcarbs.com. Good luck.
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