The benefits of running an Edelbrock VRS 4150 Carburetor Overview & How to Tune скачать в хорошем качестве

The benefits of running an Edelbrock VRS 4150 Carburetor Overview & How to Tune

In this video, Ryan Manson and Brent McCarthy discuss Edelbrock's new VRS 4150 carburetor, which is designed to offer both street performance and race capabilities. The VRS 4150 is distinct from the older AFB carburetors and features improvements such as a four-circuit fuel system and specialized annular boosters. The design supports better performance for various applications by allowing tunable air bleeds for idle and other circuits. Key highlights include the introduction of intermediate circuits, adjustable idle mixtures for all corners, and the provision for TPS sensors to integrate with electronic setups. Fuel pump pressure is recommended at around 7 PSI, and the video also covers the power valve's function and a built-in protection circuit to prevent damage from backfires. The hosts emphasize that these enhancements make the VRS 4150 a versatile option for enthusiasts looking for a reliable carburetor for both street and race applications. The video concludes with an invitation to watch further installation and technical videos.