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Post by Holly »

The throttle body looks much like the injection kits Holley (the company ;)) do, the port injection (theoretically far better) looks like a neat solution. Either would need setting up on a rolling road to get their full potential, but its nice to see an adjustable fuel pressure regulator comes as standard, which is a must for light tweaking at the track :)
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If interested in efi, John Sleath supplies and sets up a FAST port system. Not cheap but very effective with full programmable control. Ave a butchers at his site - plenty examples of this setup there, and believe quite a few cars using successfully at the strip. Think Mark Todds blue poncho uses it - ok he got a little extra induction help too, but runs reliable 9.5/140+ straight off the street. :shock: 8-)

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Post by Gareth »

Looks similar to a system I stumbled across a while back. The advice at the time was to steer clear.

Here's the thread.......

http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic ... highlight=
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Looks identical to that Retrotek unit,although the one I found comes with O2 sensor. If they sell and work in the land of litigation,they can't be too bad. :lol:
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