FrankWest Well-known member Nov 9, 2024 #1 Which of these carbs is more reliable and less likely to clog.
N nickthebandit Well-known member Nov 9, 2024 #2 What vehicle / application would help us to help you.
Kube Super Moderator Nov 9, 2024 #3 FrankWest said: Which of these carbs is more reliable and less likely to clog. Click to expand... Less likely to clog? Debris in the fuel system will clog any carburetor.
FrankWest said: Which of these carbs is more reliable and less likely to clog. Click to expand... Less likely to clog? Debris in the fuel system will clog any carburetor.
FrankWest Well-known member Nov 9, 2024 #4 nickthebandit said: What vehicle / application would help us to help you. Click to expand... 1933 model B
nickthebandit said: What vehicle / application would help us to help you. Click to expand... 1933 model B
FrankWest Well-known member Nov 9, 2024 #5 Kube said: Less likely to clog? Debris in the fuel system will clog any carburetor. Click to expand... Do you think it wise to put a fuel filter in the car. Funny , I guess originally these engines had no filter?
Kube said: Less likely to clog? Debris in the fuel system will clog any carburetor. Click to expand... Do you think it wise to put a fuel filter in the car. Funny , I guess originally these engines had no filter?
C cas3 Well-known member Nov 9, 2024 #6 your 4 banger has a fuel pump, so yes, I would make up a temporary line with a clear filter just to see if there is any junk in there. If its clean and you don't like the look then put the original line back on
your 4 banger has a fuel pump, so yes, I would make up a temporary line with a clear filter just to see if there is any junk in there. If its clean and you don't like the look then put the original line back on