Holley 600 cfm/4 carb?

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  1. driftwood

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    luv my hollys! lol have them on all my cars and have had great success with them great price good carb. terrible on all carbs to sit like ours do most years and sometime for years before we use them again.i'm with byrant,a new gaskit kit and a couple of hours and you have a grat carb again.
     
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    You can have a dual feed in either of those models. The only difference is the presence of a secondary metering block. One has the block, one has a metering plate. The bowls can be either style. In the begining here, you told me(and everyone else here) that what I suggested wasn't likely, now you're backing off that ? :16suspect I never said leaky throttle shafts weren't likely, I only pointed out other possibilities, based on my own 35+ years of experience with Holleys. I think I know my way around them by now. ;)
     
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    Yes, I thought you were saying a leaky throttle shaft was not likely. Common sense says you check EVERYthing to find the source of the leak.

    It's hard to believe that in 35 years, you never experienced a leaky throttle shaft, but stranger things have happened.
     

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