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Never heard of those either....Googled it

 

http://www.holley.com/0-80870.asp



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My hot rod mechanic fell down a set of stairs and is real banged up. We had just ordered a Holley 875 to put on my car. Now I have nobody to do the job. Anyone out there who is qualified to do this job?

Is this something pretty much any mechanic could do?



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Just about anyone can unbolt the old one and bolt on the new one...Setting it up is another thing, although not real difficult.

I have never heard of a Holley 875......Of course, I havent bought a Holley in 30 years or so

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I stand corrected. It's an 870 - electric choke, vacuum secondaries.

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Hey Beachrat,

 

What engine are you running that you need a pail that size to run it???870 CFM is a LARGE carb



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it's a 502 chevy. It's got a 950 cfm on it now.

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unless something is terribly wonky - that carb will bolt on and run perfectly out of the box
It is a tad small for a 502

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the crate 502 comes with an 850

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