EFI for Goose

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I'm getting closer to installing new engine in 8MA514 and for the last year I have been going back and forth with the idea of EFI. I do like the idea and really like the looks of the webber style IR EFI. I'm looking at the Dynatek injection system but I don't know anyone who has used this system. I live in a remote area and info is sometimes hard to come by.
I'm asking if anyone has an opinion on the use of EFI on this old of a goose and any information possible about this system from Dynatek or other systems available for the 289 cu in .
Thanks for any help possible.
Rich

11/8/089:23 PM

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