- A
carburetor (also
spelled carburettor or carburetter) is a
device used by a
gasoline internal combustion engine to
control and mix air and fuel entering...
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continues to
manufacture carburettors,
pumps and components,
mainly for the
classic car market.[citation needed]
Relocating SU
carburettors feature a variable...
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based in Birmingham, England. AMAL is a
British carburettor trademark. Amal was the
supplier of
carburettors to many
marques within the
British motorcycle...
- IV
carburettors in the
North American market. In Australia, the CD-150 and CDS-175
models were ****ed to the high-performance, triple-
carburettored Holden...
- Penberthy, Ian (1988). Thacker, Tony (ed.). How to
Restore Fuel
Systems and
Carburettors.
Osprey Restoration Guide. London:
Osprey Publishing. p. 84. ISBN 0-85045-784-X...
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painted gold, 3 × SU HD8
carburettors Jaguar 420 - 1966-68, 2 × SU HD8
carburettors Daimler Sovereign - 1966-69, 2 × SU HD8
carburettors Jaguar 420G - 1966-70...
- side-draft Dell'Orto
carburettors. For
vehicles destined for the
United States market, the
engine used Zenith-Stromberg
carburettors to meet
stricter emissions...
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centre which cleared the
studs so that a
bigger bore
could be used. Twin
carburettors were no
longer standard fitment to any of the range,
although they remained...
- incorrect). The
aforementioned carburettors are
usually used in
pairs (effectively
giving one
independently tuneable carburettor per engine-cylinder), though...
- camshafts,
increased compression ratio,
larger inlet valves and
bigger carburettors mounted on new
manifolds for
increased output. Straight-line performance...