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Divorced Choke - Carter 4 Bbl Oem #170-224 on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States

Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States
CV-53 NICE NEW CONDITION.. WILL FIT OTHER VEHICLES
Type:DIVORCED CHOKE Surface Finish:GRAY Brand:HYGRADE Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:CV-53 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:170-244 Placement on Vehicle:Front

CV-53 DIVORCED CHOKE ASSEMBLY NEVER USED
MADE BY HYGRADE     STANDARD

Divorced Choke - Carter 4 BBL (70-71 383, 440) OEM #170-224

 


Fits: 
Carter AVS 4 bbl carburetors 
Chrysler 1970-71 383, 440 
Dodge 1970-71 383, 440 
Plymouth 1970-71 383, 440

called Cross-Over Choke


 
Choke flange size: 3.5" x 2.1" 
Choke height (not including rod): 1.25" 
Choke mounting holes (center to center): 2.75"


Carter OEM # 170-224 
Chrysler OEM #

For use with the following carburetors: 
4732S, 4734S, 4736S, 4737S, 4738S, 4739S, 4740S, 4741S, 4966S, 4967S, 4968S, 6125S, 6434S, 6436S, 6437S

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