Fuel systems are fairly basic. Whether it is carbureted or fuel injected, the delivery system is comprised of a fuel pump (mechanical or electrical), filtering media of some sort, delivery lines, and ...

The automotive aftermarket has come a long way in helping car guys bring 50-plus-year-old cars into the modern era. Of course, you can engineer the “old car” feeling out of your old Chevy by swapping ...

As savvy car crafters know, for an internal combustion engine to work correctly you need to blend the proper amount of air and fuel to promote proper combustion. Drawing in the correct amount of air ...

In the past, trying to convert your older truck from standard carburetion to modern fuel injection was not only difficult, it was costly as well. Assuming you could install all the parts correctly, ...

Forced induction is a double-edged sword for performance. The bang-for the-buck is fantastic, especially on modular engine Mustangs that respond very well to boost, but it's also a good idea to ...

Electric fuel pumps play a crucial role in any vehicle’s fuel system. Their job is to ensure fuel is transported from the tank to the engine at the accurate pressure and flow rate. They are typically ...

Fuel delivery is essential to making an engine run. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to breathe new life into a carbureted big block or get the lawn equipment moving, the engine needs a steady ...