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When you’ve been racing at over 270 miles per hour, you quickly learn that fuel delivery is life or death for an engine. A pressure drop can mean the difference between crossing the finish line … read more

When I launch my Top Alcohol Dragster (TAD) off the line, there is zero margin for error. At 270 miles per hour, even a minor fluctuation in fuel delivery can make the difference between a clean pass … read more

When you drive a car, launch a boat, or fire up your ATV, you’re relying on one critical component to make the engine come alive: the fuel system. And at the very heart of that system lies some … read more

Quick Answer: A high-pressure fuel pump is required for direct-injection engines, where fuel must be compressed to 2,000 psi or more before entering the combustion chamber. An inline pump setup is th … read more

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Quick Answer: A fuel check valve is a one-way valve installed between the fuel tank and engine that keeps fuel flowing in a single direction and prevents drain-back when the engine is off. Adding a QF … read more