Carburetor

Cars built today use computer-controlled electronic fuel injection to send jets of atomized gasoline into the cylinder, where the spark plug detonates the gas, causing the cylinder to move and powering the engine. However, many older cars and many motorcycles still use a carburetor to mix fuel and air together so that the engine can burn it. Carburetors have been around for a long time; the earliest models were on the market in the 1890s. The carburetor in your classic show car, however, is a much more modern design. The carburetor uses the Venturi principle to draw fuel into the chamber by creating a partial vacuum. Your carburetor is a crucial part of your engine, and without a working carburetor, you won?t be driving anywhere. When a carburetor fails or breaks, it might be possible to repair it. Given the expense and the value of your time, however, it usually makes more sense to simply replace the unit. New carburetors are reasonably priced and relatively straightforward to install. We have a wide selection of OEM and aftermarket carburetors, for every application from fuel efficiency to raw power. Our talented staff of automotive experts are here to help you when you call, and whether you use our online ordering system or our toll-free phone lines, we are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Shipping is always free for orders above $50. Don?t let your beautiful show car sit in the garage, undriveable ? replace that carburetor today!