Carburetor

EVIL ENERGY offers a comprehensive lineup of performance carburetors for car enthusiasts, professional tuners, and restoration builders. From compact 2-barrel carburetors designed for small block applications to high-flow 4-barrel carburetors pushing up to 850 CFM, our collection is engineered to meet a wide range of power demands and vehicle setups. Whether you're tuning a vintage muscle car or upgrading your daily driver, we deliver some of the best carburetors available online.

Explore all our carburetor products and find the right match for your build.

Featured Products of the Carburetor

EVIL ENERGY 600 CFM Carburetor

This 600 CFM carburetor is a versatile choice for street-driven vehicles with small to mid-size V8 engines. Featuring a manual choke, vacuum secondaries, and calibrated #66 jets, it delivers smooth throttle response and reliable power. Ideal for builders looking for a balance between performance and drivability, it's one of the best options for an everyday car carburetor.

EVIL ENERGY 650–750 CFM Square-Bore Carburetors

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For drivers seeking increased airflow and top-end horsepower, our 650 CFM and 750 CFM carburetors are the ideal upgrade. These carburetors offer manual or electric choke options, high-flow jets, and precision-machined venturis. Whether you're building a muscle car or chasing performance gains at the track, these carbs are designed for high-RPM responsiveness and wide throttle control.

EVIL ENERGY 850 CFM Square-Bore Carburetor 

Built for maximum flow and power, our 850 CFM carburetor features large throttle bores, aggressive jetting, and a robust aluminum body. It’s the ultimate solution for high-displacement V8s and race engines that need every ounce of performance. This is the go-to carburetor when peak airflow and fuel atomization are critical.

EVIL ENERGY 500 and 350 CFM 2-Barrel Carburetors

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Compact, reliable, and easy to tune, our 2-barrel carb lineup is ideal for small-block builds, inline engines, and track-focused cars. These car carburetors offer manual chokes, 50cc accelerator pumps, and calibrated jets for clean throttle response. They are perfect for those seeking a lightweight, responsive setup without sacrificing reliability or tuning control.

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Why Choose EVIL ENERGY Carburetor?

  • Wide airflow range: 350–850 CFM carburetors available

  • High-quality materials with CNC-machined parts

  • Compatible with GM, Ford, and Mopar engines

  • Easy installation and adjustment

  • Backed by a performance-focused team

All EVIL ENERGY carburetors are engineered to deliver exceptional performance, long-term durability, and easy installation. Whether you need a high-flow 750 CFM carburetor or a compact 2-barrel carb, our catalog has a solution tailored for your build. Discover more at our carburetor collection page, and upgrade your vehicle with confidence.

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FAQs about Carburetor

What is a Carburetor in a Car?

A carburetor is a mechanical device in older internal combustion engines that mixes air and fuel in the correct ratio for combustion. Located between the air filter and the intake manifold, it uses engine vacuum and fuel jets to atomize fuel and deliver it to the cylinders.

The primary function of a carburetor is to:

  • Mix air and gasoline in the ideal ratio (usually around 14.7:1 for gasoline engines)
  • Control engine speed and throttle response
  • Provide extra fuel when accelerating (via an accelerator pump)
  • Maintain stable idle and efficient fuel delivery at all RPM ranges

It essentially manages how much fuel your engine gets at any given moment, depending on throttle position and engine load.

Choosing the best carburetor depends on your engine type, driving style, and performance goals. Consider the following factors:

  1. Engine Displacement
  2. CFM Rating (Cubic Feet per Minute)
  3. Barrel Type
  4. Choke Type
  5. Application Type
  6. Brand and Compatibility

For example, if you own a small-block V8 and want a balance of performance and driveability, a 600 CFM square-bore carburetor with vacuum secondaries would be ideal.

No, most modern vehicles do not have carburetors. Since the late 1980s to early 2000s, automakers transitioned to electronic fuel injection (EFI) systems, which are more efficient and environmentally friendly. Today, carburetors are mainly found in:

  • Classic cars
  • Some off-road or motorsport vehicles
  • Small engines (like motorcycles, lawn mowers)

No, a car with a carbureted engine cannot run without a carburetor, as it would have no way to mix and deliver fuel to the engine. However, carbureted cars can be converted to EFI, which replaces the carburetor with a fuel injection system. EFI systems are more efficient, especially in cold starts and altitude changes.

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