1971 Challenger R/T 383 Holley Choke ??

Hello All ,

I have a 1971 Challenger R/T 383 / Automatic that was originally sold in California.

The car originally had a HOLLEY 4668 4bbl Carburetor and owner swapped to a Carter

AVS 4bbl. I want to go back to the original HOLLEY ( I'm having Scott Smith @ Harm's Auto

restore original HOLLEY ) What I NEED is the correct CHOKE & appropriate ROD to the Carb.

I have looked on "Feebay" and am more confused than ever ..... Can anyone of our

great forum members advise me on part number ? or Correct CHOKE Assembly ?

FYI .... I'm still using original cast-iron intake manifold .....

Thank you all for any replies when time permits ! Kevin Maloy

This is the correct choke spring for that Holley on a '70

the '70-'71 Parts Catalog shows:

14-39-45 CHOKE
Holley #s R4667A, R4668A, R4734A, R4735A all use # 3512867 (or search for: Holley 67)

14-39-20 ROD, Choke Connector
Holley #s R4667A, R4668A, R4734A, R4735A all use # 3420383

Kevin, this choke will work for your application


https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Out-Of...-1972-Chrysler-Holley-4BBL/183522867337?

That choke willnot wont for his application, the secondary diaphragm rod wouldn't open without the cutout on the housing.

Ron

I want to THANK EVERYONE whom has responded !

I'm now thinking that I may want to wait until Scott Smith has performed his "Magic" until committing to a Choke Assembly .......

FYI, Kevin, I put the word out to a few sources for an NOS example or original I can restore, no replies yet.

Thank you for your business!

I am running the choke on two cars with the 383 and original intake with original 4160 series carburetors without any clearance problems. I also use the original type Holley thicker base gasket.

THANK YOU Scott !

Certainly appreciate all your assistance

Kevin

Kinda what I was thinking ....... THANK YOU VERY MUCH ! BiggE !