June 22, 2026
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June 22, 2026 notice from Holley
Holley Performance Brands and its group companies are providing advance notice of an upcoming pricing action that will take effect on June 22, 2026. The pricing adjustments are intended to help address continued inflationary pressures affecting labor, freight, logistics, raw materials, and components, including certain plastics, resins, rubber, electronic components, and ongoing global supply constraints related to memory chips. While Holley continues to carefully manage and absorb rising costs wherever possible, the magnitude and persistence of these pressures make selective price increases necessary to maintain the quality, service, support, and innovation our customers value and expect.

Holley prices are the same just about everywhere you go, but people buy from us because we answer the phone, make sure you buy what you need and then we support you with Training and Remote Tuning.
Holley EFI systems bring fuel injection to everybody, from carburetor-replacement systems perfect for street rods, hot rods, and muscle cars to high-end professional racers. Holley has the most comprehensive product line, from low-cost Sniper systems to the well-known Dominator EFI. Holley is the standard for GM's factory COPOs and NHRA, which now mandates the Holley HP for all Pro-Stock racers.
We sell, train, tune, and support the entire line of Holley EFI products.
We MUST talk to you first when you want to purchase an EFI system.
This way, we can make sure you are buying the best product for your situation and that you don't overlook anything. People have clicked and purchased items on this site without realizing other considerations. Therefore, we have decided to close the E-Commerce section for product families that require a preliminary conversation.
Products not requiring us to talk first are still available for you to simply click and buy.
HP
We could talk about what the HP ECU can do for quite a while, but it's easier to visualize that it's a Dominator without the extra I/O, only single wideband support, and no ability to support drive-by-wire or electronic transmissions. We sell more HPs than any other system, and racers love the built-in automatic data logging.
IGNITION COMPONENTS
In the EFI world if you want to control ignition timing from the ECU without even opening the hood or getting your hands dirty, you choose between a dual-sync distributor if you require a cam signal for coil-near-plug ignition along with sequential port injection or a crank signal only distributor for all other systems that do not use port injection.










