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Holley carb id help please.

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by brad chevy, Aug 11, 2011.

  1. brad chevy
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    Picked up a Weiand tunnel-ram today and it had a dual-line Holley carb on it. The no. on it is List 3318-2 and under that1384 ,looked in all the web-sites and found nothing except 3310 but this is 3318,may be stupid but not blind yet. Any help out there?:confused:
     
  2. Truckedup
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    I'm looking in a factory Holley Carburetor Numerical listing catalog...No 3318...Just the 3310 universal 780.....or 65 396 Chevelle depending on if it's an A or 1AAA or 2A or 3AA
     
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  3. propwash
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    from Las Vegas

    I checked the best source on line, and there is no 3318 shown as a Holley List No for OEM or aftermarket.

    Is it a 4150 or 4160 carb or something else? Electric choke or manual? Throttle linkage on what side? take a few pictures. I assume it is not a spread-bore because of where it's mounted.

    Bet someone here will get it right and fast - almost always do.

    sorry my best efforts were not enough.

    dj
     
  4. Deuces
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    Let's see some close ups!!!
     

  5. brad chevy
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    After straightening ou the damage by the no.It does look more like a 3310.Here are some pics.
     

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  6. squirrel
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    that's what a 3310 looks like. I bet that's what it is.
     
  7. Deuces
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    Yep! Looks like the R-3310 750 to me! :)
    I bought 6 Holleys from some dude a while back for 50 bucks.. He didn't know what he had!
    1. is a #4557 L-78 780 or LS-6 carb w/emissions..
    2. is a #3310-2 750..
    3. is a #3796-1 600 for a '67 GT 390 w/ auto..
    And I'm still trying to figure out what the other 3 are.. So far, a pretty good deal for only 50 bucks... :D
     
  8. Truckedup
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    That appears to be a 4160 style..Should be stamped 2A or 3AA near the 3310 list number
     
  9. brad chevy
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    Dang Dueces that is a good deal.This is what I lucked up on Weiand single carb CR 1984 model no. tunnel-ram,never installed with fill tube,set of chrome 2-piece S.B. Chevy valve covers with breather all still in box,set of Hooker sb headers,new for pickup or car,got it all for $150.and he throwed in the carb.even had header gaskets and set of new collectors.
     
  10. 460stang
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    since it has a metering plate and not a block for the secondarys i would say its a 750 cfm.. all the 780's that i have seen came with metering blocks on the secondarys..
     
  11. brad chevy
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    Trucked up,all it has under the 3310 no. is 138, but book does show it has the older mounting plate,just don"t know how old it is.
     
  12. Truckedup
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    Those numbers I mentioned above are listed as 780 CFM 4160 in the Holley number catalog.
     
  13. Deuces
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    I would have jumped on that if I had the $$$... Do yourself a favor and don't use the header gaskets!! Buy a set of exhaust manifold gaskets to use with the headers.. I learned my lesson with those cheap paper gaskets with headers... Those things will burn out in a week... Maybe less! :eek:
     
  14. Deuces
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    Deuces

    It's probably the 3310-2 model which is a 750...
     
  15. Deuces
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    Deuces

    Bingo!!...
    The original 3310's also came with the down leg venturi boosters and milled throttle shafts plus thinner throttle blades...
     
  16. Deuces
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    Deuces

    Here's a couple of pics of that L-78 396-402/375 or LS-6 454/450 carb I was tellin' ya about... List-4557 which is a 780 cfm made for a manual trans car with emissions... The 3310 carb was designed using all the features of the 4557 carb with a manual choke..
     

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  17. Deuces
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    Deuces

    The Holley DZ Z/28 carb was identical except for the jet sizes and maybe the power valve had a different Hg number on it....
     

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