Reply to "Holley Dominator Efi on a 351c"

racecarmikeMember

Hi Peter,

I am in the process of finishing my short deck Clevor engine. I purchased a Holley Dominator EFI system for it but have not gotten far enough with the build to start the engine. I will be happy to share my findings once we start the engine. It will likely be a couple of months before we start it.

There are a few manifolds available. I chose one made by Trick Flow. Because my build is a short deck Clevor, I had very few options. They have manifolds for Clevelands. I believe their manifolds can easily handle boost.

Mike

1/11/1812:37 PM

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