Fuel System Archives ~ Roadkill Customs

Does Fuel Stabilizer Prevent Ethanol Damage?

October 21, 2019 Roadkill Customs

E85, E10, and non-ethanol gasoline compared after 9 months of storage with and without fuel stabilizer to determine if fuel stabilizer prevents corrosion and keeps gasoline from becoming stale. [More…]

Air and Fuel Delivery for Different Applications

April 3, 2019 Roadkill Customs

A talk about air and fuel delivery on everything from street machines to the fastest naturally-aspirated race cars on the track. [More…]

How To Shave/Fill a Gas Cap Filler Neck on a Chevy C10 Truck

March 14, 2019 Roadkill Customs

Eastwood helps Kenny address the first project of his Chevy C-10 restoration, shaving and patching the fuel filler hole. [More…]

1963-72 Chevy or GMC Truck Under Bed, Side Fill Gas Tank Conversion

1963-72 Chevy/GMC Truck Under Bed, Side Fill Gas Tank Conversion

March 11, 2019 Roadkill Customs

This tank is specifically for use with a SIDE Fill system and leaves you with TONS of options for a custom fill location on your truck. [More…]

How To Turn Pump Gas Into High Octane Race Fuel

December 7, 2018 Roadkill Customs

Race Gas is a fuel concentrate that can be added to pump gas to raise the octane a full 4 points per 2 ounces of mix [More…]

How To Choose And Use Hardline

November 3, 2018 Roadkill Customs

Hardline materials each have pros and cons so you’ll need to consider the specific application or vehicle system that you plan to use it on, before making a purchase. [More…]

How To Flare Brake and Fuel Lines

October 28, 2018 Roadkill Customs

Hagerty’s Kyle Smith walks through how to properly create an SAE/double/inverted flare on your brake and fuel lines for your classic car or truck… [More…]

How To Bend Brake and Fuel Lines

October 25, 2018 Roadkill Customs

Kyle Smith walks you through how to properly bend brake or fuel lines for your classic car… [More…]

Understanding Fuel Injectors

August 11, 2017 Roadkill Customs

Fuel Injectors have totally replaced carburetors that were once used for fuel delivery. Fuel injectors are part of a computerized system that sprays the fuel into the combustion chambers at regular intervals – whereas carburetors will use a vacuum to pull the fuel into the engine’s combustion chambers. [More…]

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Does Fuel Stabilizer Prevent Ethanol Damage?

Air and Fuel Delivery for Different Applications

How To Shave/Fill a Gas Cap Filler Neck on a Chevy C10 Truck

1963-72 Chevy/GMC Truck Under Bed, Side Fill Gas Tank Conversion

How To Turn Pump Gas Into High Octane Race Fuel

How To Choose And Use Hardline

How To Flare Brake and Fuel Lines

How To Bend Brake and Fuel Lines

Understanding Fuel Injectors

Understanding Fuel Filters

How To Wire an Electric Fuel Pump

Understanding the Benefits of Fuel Injection

Mechanical Fuel Pumps vs. Electric Fuel Pumps

Understanding Hot Engine Starts

How To Calculate Size of Carburetor Needed in CFM