Summit Racing now carries Joe Gibbs Carb Defender Fuel Additives for street-driven and racing engines. They have special corrosion inhibitors to protect carburetors and fuel systems from performance-robbing deposits, and even remove existing deposits to help restore performance.

Tallmadge, OH (PRWEB) June 17, 2016

Summit Racing now carries Joe Gibbs Carb Defender Fuel Additives. for street-driven and racing engines. They have special corrosion inhibitors to protect carburetors and fuel systems from performance-robbing deposits, and even remove existing deposits to help restore performance.

Ethanol-blend gasoline, methanol, and oxygenated race fuels can do serious harm to a carbureted engine’s fuel delivery system. These fuels are hydroscopic, so they absorb moisture that causes corrosion in the carburetor and fuel system. Making a bad problem worse, high levels of ethanol dilution in the motor oil can lead to increased moisture in the crankcase, causing rust and other corrosion. These problems are further compounded in classic and race vehicles that are driven infrequently and stored for long periods of time.

Carb Defender Ethanol is made for street-driven vehicles. Just pour a bottle of Carb Defender in the tank with each fuel fill-up, especially before extended storage periods. An eight ounce bottle treats up to 25 gallons of fuel.

Carb Defender Race Concentrate is for carbureted racing engines running methanol, E85, or oxygenated fuel. A six ounce bottle treats up to 25 gallons of fuel.

Summit Racing Equipment
http://www.SummitRacing.com
1-800-230-3030

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