Fuel Injection

FuzzMember

A year or so ago I spoke with Steve at PI Motorsports about installing a fuel injection system on my Pantera. He told me after many attempts by customers with a lot more money than I have, he completely abandoned the fuel injection conversion idea because it simply would not work well with a Pantera engine. He told me that is why he developed the Hammer engine they sell now. Today I see several individuals converting their fuel injection system back to carbs. Why is that? Does the Pantera's 351C truly not like fuel injections? If so, what is the issue that cannot be resolved? Has anyone successfully converted their Pantera to a fuel injection system and are very happy with it? And if so, what did you do to overcome the claimed problems fuel injections cause the Patera's engine?

Thank you in advance for your input.

2/22/233:11 AM

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