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Old 09-29-2023, 07:58 AM   #1
GB SISSON
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Default Tubing nuts at carb

Please school me on the special fittings on my holley carb, both fuel and vacuum. In the past I have been guilty of threading tapered pipe fittings into carbs and fuel pumps in order to get something running. For years I have saved the brass nuts ford used and employ them when I can. I now find myself with a really nice Holley 847 from ebay and none of those special nuts. I have done a search on google and the barn with no results as I don't know what they are called. Thanks in advance, Gary
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