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What model of holley carb is this. I have looked all over for a tag or number and can't find anything. Where is the model number or part number located?
Whoa....the sight plug is comprised of a bolt.
And the fuel lines are pretty much all rubber. Please be careful, it's a fire waiting to happen. Please use metal lines as much as possible.
What we do know based on the pic:
It is a vacuum secondary 4 barrel Holley.
It has the quick change vacuum secondary housing.
Based on the shape of the intake below the carb, it is NOT a spreadbore carb.
The choke mechanism is completely missing. The choke blade is just along for the ride.
As far as size: it can be anything from a 600-850.
Give us the LIST # on the carb air horn and we can help ya out.
Looks to be a vaccum secondary 650 or 750. Man Mr BUBBA got to that engine.its a miracle that it ran like that for long. Really ugly looking,it has to be fixed
I can't read the numbers and it's hard to say from the shallow view of the venturi, but it looks like a model 1850, 600 cfm. Based upon the other carb features, it could be only a model 1850 or a 3310, 750 cfm. You'll have to get the carb LIST number from the front of the carb's airhorn, then go to the Holley tech site and look up the carb. Someone also added a secondary metering block to the thing so don't let that throw you off thinking it's in the 4150 line. I'm not a member of Facebook so the link serves no purpose for me.
The 80570 is the model. It appears to be a street avenger, but that model would be 0-80570. The last three digits denote the CFM rating (570 CFM in this case). Holley supplies the rubber fuel lines with the carb inthe box, but Jegs / Summit has a nice aftermarket fuel line setup. Even has a 1/8" NPT port for a pipe thread.