AED Performance 650 HO-EC Electric Choke

Description

When you’re looking for a carburetor that’s a step above the rest, then you need to look no further. Our “HO-Series” not only provide exceptional drivability, acceleration, & performance,  but also comes standard with great features & upgrades. These start as a fully machined aluminum mainbody with proper booster selection which are fixture installed & centered. Our latest billet metering blocks (available in either red or black) are totally blueprinted on all circuits & our proprietary fuel curve is set. All our “HO-Series” carburetors feature mechanical secondaries, 4-corner idle circuitry, dual accelerator pumps, high-flow needle & seats, aluminum bowls with clear sight glass for easy float setting & checking, reusable gaskets, easily adjustable secondary throttle shafts, progressive throttle linkage, high flow power valves, brass floats, idle/transition bleeds are externally adjustable for easy low speed fine tuning, & so much more. After complete hand assembly every carburetor is test run with our baseline tune-up & goes through multiple Quality Control checks before shipping.
Specific to our 650HO-EC is the use of a conventional aluminum mainbody. This carburetor actually flows right at 650 cfm & offers increased booster signal by encapsulating the high-flow drop leg boosters. The increased booster signal results in additional response providing more low end acceleration & a broader power band across the board. All the body surfaces are machined & fully deburred. All circuits fully blueprinted , sized, & proper fuel curve set. The 650HO-EC includes all the great features listed above for “HO-Series” carburetors & is available for immediate shipping. The difference with this 650 is the addition of an electric choke. With our setup most applications do not require a choke as our carburetors will start cold & just need a short warm-up time, & you’re good to go. This is a simple 2 wire choke, a simple ground & 12 volt source is all that’s required if you want a choke. For proper selection help go to: New Carburetor Recommendation Form