Reply to "Ultraflow EFI Intake Manifold"

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Doug, how about a basic approach ... i do this often in my HVAC business when we have a difficult problem ...and the engineers get involved.

Outline the basic system and the seqence of operation. I would assume that as you went to IR you will need individual sensor per runner and exhaust. Are we saying that the computer to read these individual sensors is not made or very costly ?

Ok doesnt FORD make an IR EFI for the 4.6L ?? or is that aftermarket. I'm going for it...my intake is complete to fit my application and its on it way ..so I'll be the test mouse ..
Ron

2/14/079:28 AM

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