#1: Info on Holley LIST4698 Carburetor, Please
Posted on 2006-07-19 06:08:55 by Howard Juneau
I'm trying to find out what a Holley LIST4698 carburetor is and, in
particular, what vehicle/engine it might have been original equipment for.
Holley doesn't publish any info for it, and a web search yielded zilch.
It is a 4150 series carburetor (i.e., it has metering blocks front & rear),
and it has vacuum-controlled secondaries. It has center-pivot
(cathedral-type) fuel bowls and automatic choke. By uncalibrated eyeball,
it appears to be about a 600 cfm unit.
Thanks!
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#2: Re: Info on Holley LIST4698 Carburetor, Please
Posted on 2006-07-20 03:13:52 by trainfan1
Howard Juneau wrote:
> I'm trying to find out what a Holley LIST4698 carburetor is and, in
> particular, what vehicle/engine it might have been original equipment for.
> Holley doesn't publish any info for it, and a web search yielded zilch.
> It is a 4150 series carburetor (i.e., it has metering blocks front & rear),
> and it has vacuum-controlled secondaries. It has center-pivot
> (cathedral-type) fuel bowls and automatic choke. By uncalibrated eyeball,
> it appears to be about a 600 cfm unit.
> Thanks!
>
>
Can you post a picture somewhere of the air horn w/ list # & date code?
Rob
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#3: Re: Info on Holley LIST4698 Carburetor, Please
Posted on 2006-07-24 00:28:28 by Howard Juneau
The air horn is stamped as follows:
LIST-4698
1343
I've attached a photo.
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> Howard Juneau wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to find out what a Holley LIST4698 carburetor is and, in
> > particular, what vehicle/engine it might have been original equipment
for.
> > Holley doesn't publish any info for it, and a web search yielded zilch.
> > It is a 4150 series carburetor (i.e., it has metering blocks front &
rear),
> > and it has vacuum-controlled secondaries. It has center-pivot
> > (cathedral-type) fuel bowls and automatic choke. By uncalibrated
eyeball,
> > it appears to be about a 600 cfm unit.
> > Thanks!
> >
> >
>
> Can you post a picture somewhere of the air horn w/ list # & date code?
>
> Rob
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