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Holley® has been the undisputed leader in fuel systems for over 100 years. Holley carburetors have powered every NASCAR® Sprint® Cup team and nearly every NHRA® Pro–Stock champion for four decades. Now, Holley EFI is dominating the performance world as well as our products for GM's LS engine. Holley's products also include performance fuel pumps, intake manifolds & engine dress–up products for street performance, race and marine applications. As a single solution, or partnered with products from other Holley companies - Hooker Headers®, Flowtech® Exhaust, NOS® Nitrous, Weiand®, Earl's Performance Plumbing®, or Diablosport® - Holley products can give you the edge you need over the competition.
Holley's Ultra XP 4150 Is One Trick Small-Bore Race Carburetor - 04/14/2021
If you’re into motorsports in general and racing in particular, you’ll know that the standard for carburetors has always been Holley’s 4150 double pumper series. Period. There's a good reason for this: They’re easy to overhaul. Parts are plentiful and easy to find. Best of all, they’re incredibly easy to tune. - Read More
How To Tune The Power Valve In A Holley Carburetor - 12/17/2020
Even the name “power valve” sounds impressive. There’s a power valve in every Holley four-barrel carburetor and we’re going to show you how it can offer improvements in throttle response and even potentially save a little fuel for the guys who plan on lots of highway and street miles. - Read More
Dyno Tested: How To Choose The Right Intake Manifold For Your LS Engine - 04/02/2021
The intakes set to be tested were a Holley Hi-Ram with dual 4150 throttle bodies, dual 4500 throttle bodies, a front feed plenum, and MSD’s popular Atomic AirForce polymer intake. Each of these intake configurations represents a popular combination used for a wide range of racing types, so putting them all on the dyno with the same engine would paint a very clear picture where each of them shines. - Read More
This 1961 Ford F-100 Unibody Is The Latest Holley Resarch And Developlment Vehicle - 06/28/2021
Pickup trucks of the early 1960s were a far different machine than what is sold on your dealer's lots today. Creature comforts were few and far between, handling was not a priority, and power was only present when moving a load was part of the program. - Read More
LS Fest West 2021: This 1962 Volvo Amazon Packs an All-Aluminum LS and Restomod Style
LS Fest West 2021: 1939 Chevy Rat Rod Packs a Blown LS, Holley EFI and AC!
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