I'm looking for a measely little Holley 750 dp mech secondary carb. Needs rebuild OK. Wanna get rid of that little carb you threw on the shelf when you went big?
I just removed a Holley from my jet. NOt sure if it's a 750..... it most definitely needs to be rebuilt as I decided to learn the inner-workings of a carb last night.
I have no idea what kind of price it would even warrant.
I'd be willing to just give it to you if you paid the shipping.
How can I tell what size it is?
Look on the airhorn for a number.... 4160, 3310, 4779, etc. The price is right in my budget, too!
Does 4920 sound right?
I'm looking for a measely little Holley 750 dp mech secondary carb. Needs rebuild OK. Wanna get rid of that little carb you threw on the shelf when you went big?
I've got a 750 sitting in the garage. I think it's a 4310. Definitely needs rebuilt, but I've got a kit for it. It ran the Olds before I got the new one. Had an electric choke, but I swapped it to the newer one, that had a mech choke. Have all the mech choke parts.
Since it's a dust collector, it's yours for the asking.
stashtrey- doesn't show in my listings. Look for the stamping on the airhorn (the part of the housing by the choke butterfly) that starts with "list ...."
Alan, can't find that list # either. 750, dp, mech secondaries? Choke doesn't matter... we don't need no stinkin' choke....
Isnt the 4310 the vacuum secondary 750?
That's why I was asking. Holley (in their cheap-ass, money grubbing wisdom) took down the carb list pdf and charge for a book now. Did I save a copy on my hard drive? Nnnnoooooo.........
Isnt the 4310 the vacuum secondary 750?
I think you are thinking of the 3310 series which is a 750 vacuum secondary
I have an extra 750 in my garage as well... list is a 4779-6 with the numbers 3444 under that.... not sure if it will work for what you need but you can PM me if you would like more information on it... let me know..
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