That's simply not the case.

It is offered/used on many of the 'newer autos' but most cars/trucks in use today, still use carbs.

Holly and Clifford that MFG 'aftermarket systems' charge a bundle for them and it takes special training/experience to 'really' get the benefits. The 'newer vehicles' require special test equipment, which only the dealer has the money for/acess to.

Those with the experience love them because; they are simpler in many ways and produce higher power or better mileage/less polution when working properly etc. \:\)

For the novice or those on a 'low budget' carbs are still, the best/cheapest way to go.

Mr. Lowe owns/operates a 400+/- horsepower 300 CID engine, which is something very few can do with success. With his many years of doing this it seems simple and for HIM, it is.


John M., I.I. #3370

"There are no shortcuts to any place worth going". -Anon