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Multiple
Carburetor Barrels
While low performance carburetors may
have only one barrel, most carburetors
have more than one venturi, or "barrel",
most commonly a two barrel, with 4 barrels
being common in higher performance larger
displacement engines, to accommodate the higher
air flow rate with larger engine displacement.

Multiple carburetor
barrels
Multi-barrel carburetors can have
non-identical primary and secondary barrel(s)
of different sizes and calibrated to deliver
different air/fuel mixtures; they can be
actuated by the linkage or by engine vacuum in
"progressive" fashion, so that the
secondary barrels do not begin to open
until the primaries are almost completely open.
This is a desirable characteristic which
maximizes airflow through the primary barrel(s)
at most engine speeds, thereby maximizing the
pressure "signal" from the venturis,
but reduces the restriction in airflow at high
speeds by adding cross-sectional area for
greater airflow. These advantages may not be
important in high-performance applications where
part throttle operation is irrelevant, and the
primaries and secondaries may all open at once,
for simplicity and reliability; also, V
configuration engines, with two cylinder banks
fed by a single carburetor
may be configured
with two identical barrels, each supplying one cylinder bank. In
the widely seen V8 and 4-barrel carburetor combination there are
often two primary and two secondary barrels. Multiple
carburetors can be mounted on a single engine, often with
progressive linkages; four two barrel carburetors were
frequently seen on high performance American V8s, and multiple
four barrel carburetors are often now seen on very high
performance engines.
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