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Old 08-15-2005, 04:25 AM
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Default Holley pro-jection on 454

The 68 camaro i just picked up has a 454 in it, putting out around 450hp.

I'm interested in using a holley pro-jection setup on it.

I can pick up a unit from one of the local importers for a mere $295aud. But there is no computer with it. Somebody has told me that the holley system uses all GM type plugs, and can be run from any ac delco/GM type computer. Is this true? Will the 900cfm unit be big enough to feed the 454?
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Old 08-18-2005, 03:10 AM
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so no one has any advice on the pro-jection setups????

I see MSD are making billet throttle bodies, am i better off going with one of their systems?
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Old 08-18-2005, 03:17 AM
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what rpm are you planning to take that 454 up to? 900cfm should work fine. I dont think the GM computer will work quite right to control the fuel injection. I think the newer TB for the pro-jection is a progressive system and has to have the correct computer to work properly but i am no expert so i would look for a 2nd opinion.
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