Engineering Development Lab

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INSIDE Holley's Carburetor Factory and Its Epic History! (Things You NEVER Knew)

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What happens here

The Engineering Development Lab is presented as the hub for innovation, where fit testing, R&D, prototype construction, durability testing, and dyno testing are conducted. Examples include a Mustang (the CEO's car) fitted with LED upgrade headlights and a Squarebody truck undergoing an LS/LT engine swap. The lab also features an alignment rack for suspension work and demonstrates the process of creating 3D printed prototype headers from CAD designs for fitment checks before full production.

Goal: Understand Holley's R&D and prototyping processes

Tools and materials

3D Printer — Creating prototype headers from CAD designs
Alignment Rack — Performing suspension work and testing
CAD Software — Designing 3D models for prototype headers
Mustang Ford — Vehicle for LED headlight upgrade fit testing
Squarebody Truck Chevrolet — Vehicle for LS/LT engine swap development

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sensor is in that cutting head. Yeah. 426 Chrysler. Pull it and bend it. Like I said, that little slinky thing is inside that tube. Logan's discovered the Holly spark plugs. That's my long-term goal in life is to have a Holly museum. So, we are standing at the Holly World headquarters in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and we're about to go into the building where they've been making carburetors since 1952. I'm here with Shane Wagggerly, who's the unofficial historian of this place. So, I've been

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