Reply to "fuel injecting the cleveland."

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Originally posted by david 3449:
...... Also a stock charging system is marginal , the EFI system with a full time fuel pump adds 10+ amps and the injectors and computer a little bit more.

Absolutely. EFI needs good voltage. I have a Powermaster 140 amp unit, and it will supply 13.8V with AC on, all fans running and headlights on. A great alternator, but you must bypass the ammeter with a volt meter, and run a jumper from the alt to the battery + on the starter solenoid.
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9/24/156:24 PM

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