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Anyone Familiar with Old Holley 2bbl carbs?
Im looking into doing a 2x2 setup on my 215, and I've found 2 Holley 94's from old ford flatheads. I've been researching them but cannot seem to fing the CFM rating anywhere, and I need to figure out if they will work good.
I'll list all I've found in terms of numbers and info Listed on them is "Ford 91-94" which is referred to as type AA-1 Made by holley, commonly refered to as Holley 94's Thanks -Ryan Last edited by 63 F85 Cutlass; October 22nd, 2009 at 04:40 PM.. Reason: Misspelling |
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