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01-30-2024 02:52 PM #2
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Just a follow up for anyone interested. I finally got a break on a Google image search.
It was either sold and/or made by Accel before they were acquired by Holley. I found it from another smaller company also. It went through some redesigns but was always 3-barrel. I think mine is an early model since the linkage looks to have gotten cheaper built over the years.
It is supposed to use GM IAC's (I can confirm that) and TPS sensor. It is rated at 1350 cfms so it's pretty big. I thought so due to the size of the secondary butterfly.
Thought I would post this since I find it frustrating when a poster never comes back with a solution.
Thanks to those that took time to look.Last edited by Hotrod46; 01-30-2024 at 07:01 PM.
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