Fuel Distribution Blocks & Components

JEGS offers a variety of fuel distribution blocks, also known as fuel blocks, designed to enhance fuel delivery in your vehicle. In this section, we will provide valuable information about fuel distribution blocks, including what they are, how they work, and the cost associated with replacing them. Whether you are seeking to improve fuel distribution in a high-performance engine or optimize fuel delivery in a multi-carburetor setup, understanding fuel distribution blocks is essential for achieving optimal engine performance.

A fuel distribution block, often referred to as a fuel block, is a component used to regulate and distribute fuel flow to multiple outlets. It is commonly employed in applications where multiple carburetors or fuel lines need to be supplied with fuel from a single source. The fuel distribution block ensures equal fuel distribution and can help optimize performance in high-performance engines and applications with multiple carburetors or fuel-injected systems.

Fuel distribution blocks work by receiving fuel from a single inlet and evenly distributing it to multiple outlets. The block typically features a chamber that divides the incoming fuel flow into equal portions and routes them to the connected carburetors or fuel lines. This equal distribution of fuel helps ensure consistent fuel delivery to each outlet, maintaining proper air-fuel ratios and optimizing engine performance. Fuel distribution blocks may also incorporate additional features such as fuel pressure gauge ports or fuel pressure regulators to further enhance fuel system functionality.

The cost of replacing a fuel distribution block can vary depending on several factors, including the specific type and design of the block, the materials used, and the brand chosen. On average, you can expect to spend several tens of dollars to a few hundred dollars for a quality fuel distribution block replacement. The cost may also depend on any additional components or accessories required for the installation. For accurate cost estimates and professional advice on choosing the right fuel distribution block for your specific application, it is recommended to consult with a JEGS Tech Specialist.