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Started - The Big Project

Reply #15 –
Quote from: 32VFoxBird;146152
so a carb gives you better PTV clearance?! LOL!

I NEVER SAID THAT! WTH I didn't want to buy the whole conversion , then have to get a reprogrammed computer, bigger TB, injector sizes, mass air meter. also this is going into a '83 cougar that has CFI.
'83 Cougar *the never ending project* warmed over 306 v8,c4,8.8 posi with 5 lug conversion
'91 mustang strictly street-in progress
'00 f150 7700-Mean Green: jet stage 1 chip,ported upper intake with 1" spacer,'04 Super Duty intake with injectors,summit racing short tube headers with true 2.5" duals with smithy's glasspacks!

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Reply #16 –
I love carbs!
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1973 maverick Tijuana Taxi Tribute
1957 chevy LSX Turbo project (race car)
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Reply #17 –
maybe i misunderstood your point. CFI is shiznit, so i dont blame you for putting a carb on. afterall, im putting one on a 32v 4.6L. :evilgrin:
1979 Ford Fairmont
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5.0L/4R70W/8.8"/5-lug/3" Exhuast

 

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Reply #18 –
Quote from: 32VFoxBird;146177
maybe i misunderstood your point. CFI is shiznit, so i dont blame you for putting a carb on. afterall, im putting one on a 32v 4.6L. :evilgrin:


it happens...
'83 Cougar *the never ending project* warmed over 306 v8,c4,8.8 posi with 5 lug conversion
'91 mustang strictly street-in progress
'00 f150 7700-Mean Green: jet stage 1 chip,ported upper intake with 1" spacer,'04 Super Duty intake with injectors,summit racing short tube headers with true 2.5" duals with smithy's glasspacks!

Started - The Big Project

Reply #19 –
I was sure for about 3 years that I was gonna take my '85 from CFI  to Carb... had an intake, brand new carb and lokar cables all ready for it.  When I sat down & thought about it though, I decided EFI was a better choice for what I'm using the car for.  I had a long-term plan of going from a non-roller CFI to carb, then goind EFI with a newer roller block down the road.  Foolish, though, because EFI will work fine with a Non-roller.  I decided it only for the fuel economy reasons, but the smooth acceleration and great throttle response were also factors.

Nothing wrong with carbs, but you'd be surprised how plug & play EFI is when you have a CFI car.  Has a lot of the same sensors, etc.  I know it's too late now, but I thought I'd mention it.

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Reply #20 –
Nobody is wrong here.  There are good and bad advantages to carb and efi.  I personally like carb cuz most of my friends are not into cars.  I learn most of my stuff from my uncle and his friends who have cars that are alot older and are all carb.  For me to learn alot mre and to be able to tune it is alot easier for me.  I can have a roller motor with a carb.  Plus I like to have a really nice clean engine bay.  So without having efi I don't have to worry about all of the wiring and what not.  You will be very impressed once I am done with it.  I am glad that I have gotten alot of response from this thread on different veiws.  That's what makes it nice about having this site at our leisure.  Everyone can give there two cents to someone and advice.  :birdsmily: