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Tai Krige (Guest)

Way to go...............What a pleasure, and since they are EFI u can use a low, cross-over inlet manifold if u want to keep them under the engine cover.-
Tune up, punch in the setting and away u go.....
You can put in any number of other settings,- ie down at the coast, or up in the mountains and then just call them up on the laptop....... Excelent.
A really cheap way to go is to buy secondhand,- (nothing can really break, so milage is not a big concern)- from a Breakers Yard; 2x sets of 2 litre Nissan RSI, inlet manifolds and throttle bodies. These are 48mm and hooked up with a Ellectronic Managment system will work very nicely on a small block V8. U will of course need to adapt the manifolds to the heads of your choice.

8/24/049:17 AM

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