Reply to "Switching from carbs to fuel injection"

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When I recently built my 404 stroked cleveland, I opted to retain a blue printed Holley carburetor.

My previous engine also used a Holley carburetor and gave me 50,000 miles of trouble free driving

Seems I hear more tales of difficulty tuning an EFI conversion than I ever hear about tuning a carburetor.

there are some drivability improvements with an EFI conversion, but sometimes the price of actually achieving them requires month after month of efforts to fully dial in the optimal EFI program.

kind of comes down to ……if it ain’t broke, why try to fix it?

My 2¢

Larry

6/2/239:17 AM

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