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Boost referencing the blow-through carburetor (4150-style) and fuel pressure regulator

Boost referencing the blow-through carburetor (4150-style) and fuel pressure regulator

by Susan Moore | May 29, 2020 | News | 4 comments

By V. Moore: Conventional carburetors operate at prevailing barometric pressures, from oxygen-rich sea level to oxygen-lean Denver, a mile high in Colorado. Blow-through carburetors, which work in conjunction with centrifugal superchargers and turbochargers, operate...

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