II MUCH fuel vent systems provide elegantly simple solutions to a couple of common problems. Pronounced like “Too Much,” this company’s fuel vent designs help to eliminate fuel spills at the track and mitigate fuel odors in the garage. The II MUCH fuel vent systems provide filtered air for fuel tanks, differentials, and transmissions with their
Q: I plan on installing a supercharger in the near future and I’m not sure what carburetor to use. Do I need to upgrade from my current carburetor to a larger carb to get the most from the blower? Are there any special tuning measures I need to take? A: Much depends on the intended use of your vehicle. If your blown
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Few parts are more synonymous with a classic American hot rod than the carburetor. Ironically, few parts are more misunderstood than the venerable carb, which still came equipped on some vehicle models as late as the 1990s. The carburetor, which is essentially an air pump that feeds your engine with air and fuel, remains a
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