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NEW FST CARBURETORS TESTED ON THE DYNO

In a famous scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a character drags a cart full of bodies as the town crier proclaims, “Bring out your dead!” But instead of Black Plague victims, in our remake, we’re looting dead carburetors. The cart might be piled high with old Rochester 4GCs, Carter WCFBs, and Solexs. What won’t be found in the lifeless pile is a brand-new line of performance carburetors from Fuel Systems Technology (FST). This shiny, new company has just introduced a line of carburetors that merely reinforces that the carburetor has evolved from a calibrated fuel leak to a sophisticated fuel mixer. The carburetor is not dead.

It may seem odd in this day of high-tech electronic control that there would be a brand-new player building carburetors with tons of options to the classic square-bore carburetor approach. There is no radical new science

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