How to rebuild automotive carburetors
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Everybody that is a Hotrodder will sooner or later run into the step of choosing the engine's induction and carburation choices while building a performance engine. Deciding wheather to buy a brand-new carburetor or to find a old dirty one and rebuild it to new or better-than-new specs is a tough choice for some. While it is convinient to go out and purchane a new one, at $200 and up, the cost can be prohibitive for the budjet-minded hotrodder. A brand-name carburetor rebuild kit may cost as little as $15 if you shop around, and the rebuilt carb will (if rebuilt correctly) will last many years to come!! | Everybody that is a Hotrodder will sooner or later run into the step of choosing the engine's induction and carburation choices while building a performance engine. Deciding wheather to buy a brand-new carburetor or to find a old dirty one and rebuild it to new or better-than-new specs is a tough choice for some. While it is convinient to go out and purchane a new one, at $200 and up, the cost can be prohibitive for the budjet-minded hotrodder. A brand-name carburetor rebuild kit may cost as little as $15 if you shop around, and the rebuilt carb will (if rebuilt correctly) will last many years to come!! | ||
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+ | ==Where to start== | ||
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+ | '''the Search for the Chosen One''' | ||
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+ | -Spreadbore versus Squarebore | ||
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==Holley Carb specifics== | ==Holley Carb specifics== |