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- Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors
Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors are designed for street/strip use and will provide you with unmatched performance, at a reduced price. The difference between Street-Q and Race-Q series carburetors is the use of die-cast aluminum metering blocks and throttle body, rather than fully-machined billet aluminum components. All of the critical functionality is retained, including two-circuit metering, downleg boosters, and a four-corner idle system. Street-Q carburetors are available in both mechanical and vacuum secondary adjustment models.
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Features:
- Designed for Street/Strip Applications
- Die-cast Aluminum Components
- Dual Metering Blocks
- Mechanical and Vacuum Secondary Models Available
- Changeable Air Bleeds
- Throttle Lever With Universal Design
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What Are Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors Common Pros and Cons?
Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors are a great option for serious street as well as dragstrip use. These carburetors are made from high quality materials and assembly to provide the best performance and long service life. In addition, tuning is easy with simple disassembly. Street-Q Series carbs are not available with chokes or vacuum secondaries, which can be an issue in colder climates and on the street.
Which Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors Are Best?
When selecting a Quick Fuel Street-Q Series carburetor, the first determination needed is the CFM size. This is calculated by the engine volume, max RPM use, and volumetric efficiency. Visit our "How to Choose a Carburetor For Your Car" article to help you determine the correct CFM. Once the CFM is confirmed, choose from either the carburetor alone or the kit, which includes the dual feed line and fuel pressure gauge.
How Much Do Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors Cost?
Quick Fuel Street-Q Series Carburetors are available starting at just over $650 and range up to around $850, depending on size and kit options.