Holley Choke: Needed or Unneeded?
By LSS&B
I am setting up a street 440 for my 1966 Coronet 2 door sedan. I went to a local carburetor shop AED Performance, and Scott, one of the 2 owners, recommended a Holley 750 vacuum secondary carburetor with no choke ($789 wet tested). He said the choke is unnecessary even in the winter. One pump of the accelerator pedal will start the car. I have never owned a car where a choke isn’t necessary, especially in colder weather. Is a Holley vacuum secondary carburetor now engineered so well that... Read more







