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Old 12-04-2006, 12:22 PM
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Old 12-04-2006, 03:44 PM
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Keep in mind that not all mechanical secondary Holleys are double pumpers. Some are mechanical secondary, with no accelerator pump. That is why the term "double pumper" is used; to differentiate between the two mechanical types.
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Keep in mind that not all mechanical secondary Holleys are double pumpers. Some are mechanical secondary, with no accelerator pump. That is why the term "double pumper" is used; to differentiate between the two mechanical types.
I have never heard of a mechanical secondary carb without an accelator pump on the secondary side. Can you show me a picture of one.
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I have never heard of a mechanical secondary carb without an accelator pump on the secondary side. Can you show me a picture of one.
I would have to agree. They did make conversions back in the late 60s and early 70s, that I installed for a few people, it basically piggybacked the front nozzle with a longer set that fed through holes you would drill in the air horn. It used a gear drive to the secondary plate. But I don't recall them ever being offered by Holley on a carb. If they did, it was dropped when the double pumper came out.
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I have never heard of a mechanical secondary carb without an accelator pump on the secondary side. Can you show me a picture of one.
Got a Jegs or Summit catalog? They're in there. Look for the mechanical Holleys with no secondary metering blocks.

Edit: Here's a pic...

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Got a Jegs or Summit catalog? They're in there. Look for the mechanical Holleys with no secondary metering blocks.
I have looked through many catalogs over the last 20 years, as well as at car swap meets, and all of the double pumpers I have seen have had secondary metering blocks. Now, some of the vacuum secondary carbs have secondary metering plates, and some have metering blocks, but I have not seen any double pumpers with a metering plate.

I think an accelator pump, at least with a holley, reqiures the use of a metering block, whether it's the primary or seconndary.
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I have looked through many catalogs over the last 20 years, as well as at car swap meets, and all of the double pumpers I have seen have had secondary metering blocks. Now, some of the vacuum secondary carbs have secondary metering plates, and some have metering blocks, but I have not seen any double pumpers with a metering plate.

I think an accelator pump, at least with a holley, reqiures the use of a metering block, whether it's the primary or seconndary.
That's because it's not a double pumper (isn't that what I said??). It's a mechanical secondary carb with with no secondary pump, and no jetted metering block.
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Got a Jegs or Summit catalog? They're in there. Look for the mechanical Holleys with no secondary metering blocks.

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I don't see an accelerator pump on the secondary.


What's the Holley list # ?
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I don't see an accelerator pump on the secondary.


What's the Holley list # ?
Dude, are you mental or something???
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Dude, are you mental or something???
Actually yes. Maybe I'll learn something here. The List # is a number that holley assigns to every model of their carburetors, and once you have that number, you can then identify the carb. I was going to look up that carb to see what its specs were.
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