holley carb help

Posted By: asesino

holley carb help - 09/14/11 07:44 PM

Hi, i would to know if somebody know a page where i find the specs of the holley carb . I try in the holley page and many others but i dont find nothing about it. The numbers are list 4489-1 thanks

Posted By: OzHemi

Re: holley carb help - 09/14/11 07:48 PM

Looks like a '70 Camaro 302 perhaps?

http://www.tocmp.com/manuals/Carbs/Holley/MasterList/index30.html

Posted By: 65rbdodge

Re: holley carb help - 09/14/11 07:51 PM

its not listed in my book either. got a pic?

i did a google search and found this-

1970 Z28 Engine - LT1 360hp (gross)
Carb (M/T) 3972123 Holley List 4489, 780cfm , 4150 series - 4BBL w/NB2 (Calif)

Posted By: asesino

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:08 AM

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:10 AM

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:13 AM

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:16 AM

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:19 AM

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:22 AM

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Posted By: ScottSmith_Harms

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:23 AM

1970 302 Chevy (typically a Z-28)-California only- manual tansmission.

If it's date coded for a 1970 production vehicle it's worth good money. Dated after production, pretty common.

Posted By: 62maxwgn

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:40 AM

Specs.

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Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 12:51 AM

You have to match the numbers

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Posted By: asesino

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 03:43 PM

thanks for all your answers, just one last question, somebody knows how many cfm have? Thanks

Posted By: imfixinmopars426

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 04:03 PM

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1970 302 Chevy (typically a Z-28)-California only- manual tansmission.

If it's date coded for a 1970 production vehicle it's worth good money. Dated after production, pretty common.

we all know you were thinking 350,not 302,,lol

Posted By: scratchnfotraction

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 08:12 PM

but chebby did have a 302 cubic inch small block in 69

Posted By: 65rbdodge

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 08:18 PM

my first post says 780cfm

Posted By: joedust451

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 08:58 PM

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my first post says 780cfm

Yep 780 cfm.

To the original poster, If that carb is indeed from a factory 302 camaro I would look into its value, Now if its a dealer replacement it won't be worth near as much, but a true original might be. If it is & its worth some coin i wouldn't run it, just put it away but not in the garage, then just get another carb.

Posted By: RemCharger

Re: holley carb help - 09/15/11 09:05 PM

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my first post says 780cfm

Yep 780 cfm.

To the original poster, If that carb is indeed from a factory 302 camaro I would look into its value, Now if its a dealer replacement it won't be worth near as much, but a true original might be. If it is & its worth some coin i wouldn't run it, just put it away but not in the garage, then just get another carb.

Posted By: ScottSmith_Harms

Re: holley carb help - 09/16/11 12:17 AM

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we all know you were thinking 350,not 302,,lol

Thank you for the "pass" but as you suggested...What's the difference anyway LOL!