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Old 09-12-2009, 11:04 PM
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Would this unit work for a blow thru set up?? I know you can make TONS of power with a 750cfm carb on blow thru so I would guess as long as you had enough fuel the air flow would be fine??
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Would this unit work for a blow thru set up?? I know you can make TONS of power with a 750cfm carb on blow thru so I would guess as long as you had enough fuel the air flow would be fine??
probably not. You'll be limited by injector size; if it can only support 650 hp naturally aspirated it'd support even less as forced induction due to the richer a/f required for forced induction.



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probably not. You'll be limited by injector size; if it can only support 650 hp naturally aspirated it'd support even less as forced induction due to the richer a/f required for forced induction.



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Not only that, but I don't think it support it in terms of air. In our tests we ran out of air before we ran out of fuel.
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Not only that, but I don't think it support it in terms of air. In our tests we ran out of air before we ran out of fuel.
yeah, that's more of an issue n/a, with forced induction you'd run out of fuel way before the airflow was an issue.

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Can this system be used with an rpm air gap? I see single plane used with all the efi set ups
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Can this system be used with an rpm air gap? I see single plane used with all the efi set ups
Any 4150 style intake. In other words square bore 4-bbl intake. Hope that helps.
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I have the EZ EFI set up on the LS1 in my 67 Firebird and I like it. I love the way the Vic jr's look on the LS1's so I was able to get that look and still have EFI so it was a win/win for me!

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This may be the system that NASCAR will use in 2011.

Will there be some refinements ?

I hope so !
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still not clear on whether or not this system needs a proper FI fuel tank with an onboard fuel pump. The way they SELL it on their website, it doesn't seem like you do, but from all that I have read, sounds like a must. That pretty much takes away from a "bolt on" selling point........even though a fuel tank does "bolt on".
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