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Old 09-01-2025, 01:32 PM   #4
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Default Re: Leaky Holley 885

If you look closely you will notice the threaded portion of the bore is just the bottom. A friend of mine with a 53 Mercury tapped the hole much further into the carburetor, and turned a new brass fitting on a friend's lathe to go into the carburetor. The bottom of the new fitting sticks out long enough that it was drilled into from the side and tapped for pipe threads. A pipe to flare adapter then allowed a traditional fuel line to be made up.
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