Velocity Racing Carbs

08/28/2026

Drag, street-strip, pro street, classic

Every venue represented

Thanks guys

08/28/2026

950 Gas Annular

Curtis Vickner’s 55 gasser featuring a 496” is a really cool ride. He’s in the shakedown mode getting it ready for Sick the Mag Route 66. Fun stuff!

Thanks Curtis for allowing us to handle your carb needs.

08/28/2026

Rochester Q-Jet

Jacob Bunch dropped off his all original, low milage 67 Cadillac
As seen in the video, it had a few carb issues. Points Dwell and timing were adjusted to VRC specs and it turned out sweet. It drives as if new!

Thanks Jacob for letting us be part of a killer ride.

08/27/2026

Brandon Fortenberry about to try his 1000 Twinblade on his new LS combo. They tend to love them!

08/22/2026

Clayton had his dad up at 4 this morning wondering when they where starting the car😆
He’s been patient during a motor build but it’s finally running out.
By the way..paw paw and Cody built this carb for Clayton. His dad doesn’t own a twin blade😳

Let’s fire it up!

08/21/2026

That look when they get their VRC Twin Blade

08/19/2026

It took a bit of trial and error, and maybe even some luck, but with excellent feedback and data, I think we’ve hit gold.

08/18/2026

1000 Twin Blade Gas

Taylor, my son has been chasing that all elusive horsepower for his SBC. 😳
Well, here’s the answer….Twice blades of pure nastiness and some boogity, boogity, boogie too!
His Monte Carlo SS is a regular on the streets, allowing the crisp throttle response of the Twin Blade to enhance the drivability.
Strap the grandbaby in and hold on!

08/17/2026

I was 7 years old
Our shop and home is right near the 5 of 175 mph. It was my grandparents place, everything was destroyed.
FYI..a wind guage located 12 miles south at the beach registered a 200 mph gust before it broke.

On the night of August 17, 1969, South Mississippi took a direct hit from one of the most intense hurricanes on record to ever strike the United States. Hurricane Camille made landfall as a powerful Category five storm with winds estimated around 175 mph.

Source: U.S. Army Engineer District / Mobile Corps of Engineers / WLOX

08/07/2026

Yep…..it was the carburetor.

It’s amazing how often this happens
Sbc about to wake up