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Universal Fit, 4-Barrel Carburetor Barrels, 600 CFM CFM

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    Key Specs

    Carburetor Barrels4-Barrel
    Fuel TypeGasoline
    Choke TypeElectric
    CFM Range600-699 CFM
    CFM600 CFM
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    Holley 0-80319-1 Details

    All Holley Marine Carburetors are designed to meet Coast Guard specifications. A marine carburetors fuel metering system is calibrated to compensate for unique engine loads found on boats. The J-style vent tubes direct fuel/fumes back into the carburetor for safe operation while on rough waters. The Holley 0-80319-1 Marine carburetor is designed for Ford Marine 351 CID (5.8L) engines.

    • Gold Dichromate finish for corrosion resistance and classic Holley looks
    • Calibrated for Small Block 351CID (5.08 liter) Ford Marine Engines
    • Factory preset electric choke for easy startups
    • Vacuum secondaries for use on wide variety of boats. Compensate for all weights to allow smooth opening of secondaries.
    • 30cc Accelerator pump for smooth starts
    • Single feed fuel inlet for easy installation
    • J-Style Vent Tubes
    • Meets Coast Guard Specifications
    • Power valve blow-out protection
    • 100% wet-flow tested by Holley technicians to assure it arrives ready to run!

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    Holley 0-80319-1 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #0-80319-1
    BrandHolley
    Carburetor Barrels4-Barrel
    Fuel TypeGasoline
    Choke TypeElectric
    CFM Range600-699 CFM
    CFM600 CFM
    Carburetor Flange Type4-Barrel Square Bore
    FinishDichromate
    Material TypeAluminum/Zinc
    ColorGold
    Secondary TypeVacuum
    Fuel Inlet TypeSingle
    Supercharged ApplicationNo
    GENERAL
    Model4160
    Boosterstraight
    Emission Code3
    Throttle Bore1.563 inch
    Bolt Hole Pattern5.160" x 5.625"
    GTIN Code090127108246
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    You list a number of Holley 600 CFM carburetors. I am looking for ones to replace the Edelbrock carburetors on my boat motors, which do not last more than 18 months. Not sure, what the differences are from one cat# to another.

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    • 7 years ago

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