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Holley 4000 "teapot" cores

Posted By PF Arcand 14 Years Ago
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back in the 60s my tea pots run the best.they are old and worn in a lot of cases today.kits cost more and its just easier to put on a new model.having said that i would never take of a good tea pot.
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The teapot on my 56 TBird seems to run ok.

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Just for info: Many here & in YBM have indicated they have given up on their early Holley "Teapot" carbs. In some case in such frustration they have likely scrapped them. I have here a sheet from Pony Carburetors inc. While not dated it appears to be reasonably recent. They apparently rebuild the early Holley's & even if people don't want to go that route, their core charges range from $150 to $225. So don't scrap ones you are not using, they aren't worthless...

Paul


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