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1964-1972 El Camino Edelbrock Carburetor, Thunder Series, 4-Barrel, 650 CFM, Manual Choke

Item EK-55-392618-1
1964-1972 El Camino Edelbrock Carburetor, Thunder Series, 4-Barrel, 650 CFM, Manual Choke
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Great Combo With " Performer" Intake
      • 4 Barrels, Square Bore, Electric Choke
      • Single Fuel Inlet
      • Silver Finish
      • Universal Throttle Linkage

      Description


      Our 650 CFM carburetor outperforms the stock Quadra-Jet and provides better mileage plus it accepts the GM A Body stock throttle linkage and transmission kick down mechanism. In addition, it has a universal 12-volt electric choke, vacuum/weight operated secondaries, vacuum advance connection and PCV fitting. This carburetor has a single fuel inlet, which requires a new fuel feed line, but the fuel filter and carburetor gasket are included. Use on an Edelbrock manifold requires the purchase of the carburetor base plate P/N 718405. Use for small block applications only.

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