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Carburetor Tech: Predator Carburetor Deep Dive Part 1 – How They Function and How To Rebuild Them. What About Parts?

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We’ve talked about the Predator Carburetor before, most recently with a video from DD Speed Shop where he was having issues, which you can use the link below to check out. But Predator Carburetors did have a place, and some folks in the drag racing community swore by them. They were on monster trucks back in the day as well, and of course some of the cool Pro Street machines of the 1980s. Check out this video below to find out how they work, how to test them, how to rebuild them, and more.

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Got my hands on a Predator 6000 series carburetor and figured it was finally time to show you the details and do a rebuild. Unfortunately I found so many big issues with this one that I had to order some repair parts to make this one work properly. There will be a part 2 that will show the assembly and hopefully run it on the GMC truck. Stay tuned!

The post Carburetor Tech: Predator Carburetor Deep Dive Part 1 – How They Function and How To Rebuild Them. What About Parts? appeared first on BangShift.com.

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