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davidnunnMember

I've said it before and I'll say it again: buy your EFI system from someone who specializes in aftermarket EFI. More specifically, someone who specializes in the installation and tuning of these systems; not just sales. Don't rely on the manufacturer's tech support. Once your problem leaves their troubleshooting flow chart, they are clueless. Most mechanics are clueless too. All they can do is guess and diagnose problems by trial and error.

I have a Holley EFI system and I'm always amazed by how well it runs. No hickups, no glitches, no problems. I've never even tried to call Holley EFI tech support. My dealer gives me all the tech support I need.

5/25/2110:02 AM

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