they STILL PRODUCE CARS WITH carburetors IN India
2 Carburetors
You forgot to add: NASCAR race cars also have carbs. Fuel injection systems simply do not have the power or top speed. Most of the "muscle cars" from the 70's (and other cars), all had Carbs back then.
Carburetors provide a perfect, stable fuel/air mixture at full throttle. Decades of development have gone into fuel jets, intake manifolds and all the other details required for carburetors in high performance engines. And tweaking them can be achieved with simple mechanical changes.The usual advantages of fuel injection don't apply here: cold weather starting, dynamic adjustment of parameters while driving.Eventually, fuel injection will replace carburetors as a new generation of mechanics come of age who are more comfortable changing computer settings. But it will take them years to invent all the tricks that the current top fuel mechanics already have for their carburetors.
Most of newer model cars and trucks now run on a direct-injection system instead of a carburetor.
Old cars have the carburettor. Modern cars now have electronic fuel injection system
Usually, too many pumps on the gas pedal, especially back in the days of carburetors.
Yes, They are the component that fiters air and fuel to the exhaust. People tend to steal them off cars for scrap. Your car will sound like a junker and smell without one. Carburetors were pretty much phased out in the 1980's and replaced with fuel injection systems.
American autos in the 80s were changing over from carburetors to electronic fuel injection and computers.
Fuel injection. Carburetors went away in cars in the late 1980s.
carburetors with 2 barrels
There is the CARburetor, which mixes the air and gas to the right ratio in some cars. the carburetors have largely been replaced with Electronic Fuel Injection for modern cars.