fuel systems

Q. A few years back, I swapped an LS into my G-body Monte Carlo. I plumbed the fuel injection system with braided rubber hose. Now I’m noticing a constant gasoline […]

Carburetors have been around pretty much since the birth of the internal combustion engine and, believe it or not, folks are still finding ways to make them better. Case in […]

Proper fuel pressure is really, really important to an engine. And that’s especially true on today’s computer-controlled, fuel injected cars and trucks, where even a slight hiccup in your air/fuel […]

I’m building a street big block Chevy 496 that will make around 650 hp. I’m trying to decide whether to go with EFI or still run a carburetor. But before […]

It’s really easy to get into trouble when routing fuel lines in your car.  A couple of issues include keeping the line away from rotating parts (for example, a spinning […]

Q: I want to run E85 in my car. What should I know before changing fuels? … A: Many of us have seen the cars making huge power on E85 […]

If your engine’s fuel-consumption requirements fall within the capabilities of Summit Racing-brand Universal Electric Fuel Pumps, then they provide a user-friendly, low-cost alternative to the biggest brand names in fuel delivery, […]

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 […]

From time to time, OnAllCylinders will provide a peek at some of the newest products and deals that can help get your next project on track. In this week’s parts bin, […]

Does size really matter when it comes to fuel lines? According to the fuel delivery system experts at Fuelab, it does. It’s because fuel line size and length have a direct […]