Street Warrior 4160 600 CFM Manual Choke Carburetor

The Holley Street Warrior 4160 carburetor is engineered to provide a significant performance upgrade for daily drivers and weekend cruisers, without a prohibitive price tag. Utilizing Holley's extensive experience, this carburetor delivers modern technology and quality construction. It's built from aluminum with a vibratory polished finish for both a striking appearance and long-lasting shine. The Street Warrior is calibrated for optimal performance right out of the box, making it an excellent choice for replacing worn-out original carburetors or when a factory-style unit is no longer available. This 600 cfm, 4-barrel carburetor features a manual, cable-actuated choke for precise cold start control and vacuum secondaries designed to compensate for varying vehicle weights, gearing, and transmissions, ensuring smooth secondary opening. Installation is simplified with a single fuel inlet and integrated kickdown cable mounting for 700R4/200R4 transmissions, and it is compatible with GM, Chrysler, and Ford automatic transmission kickdown linkages. Power valve blow-out protection is included for added reliability. Every carburetor is wet-flow tested by Holley technicians before shipping. With a 5 3/16" x 5 5/8" bolt pattern, the Street Warrior is designed to directly replace various popular carburetor styles, including Holley, Edelbrock, Carter AFB, and Autolite. The included fitment list covers a wide range of vehicles, from classic Mustangs and Cougars to trucks, Broncos, Camaros, Chevelles, and various Mopar and GM models, spanning many model years. **Important Considerations:** This carburetor is not 50-state legal for all year, make, model, and engine combinations. It is legal for sale or use only on non-emissions-controlled vehicles or as a direct replacement for a factory-installed part. Non-emissions-controlled vehicles include those manufactured in 1965 and older (California certified) or 1967 and older (Federally certified), as well as 1967 and older foreign manufactured vehicles. Installing this part on an emissions-controlled vehicle is against the law. Emissions-controlled vehicles are generally defined as 1966 and newer (California certified) or 1968 and newer (Federally certified) U.S. manufactured vehicles, and 1968 and newer foreign manufactured vehicles. Additional parts may be required for installation.