Converting To Carberated
#1
Converting To Carberated
I have a 93 LX 5.0 302 and i want to get rid of the EFI and go to Carburated, what do i need to do, to get this swap done, and is it all that difficult, i was lookin at GT40P heads, does that change anything intake wise, and what is a good carb to start with, i was thinkin a Edelbrock, but i figured id ask here first, i tried searchin and i have found some info but nothing specific.
thanks john
thanks john
#5
RE: Converting To Carberated
ORIGINAL: costello50stang
were can i get the intake from? is it something i can buy new or should i get it from an older 5.0?
were can i get the intake from? is it something i can buy new or should i get it from an older 5.0?
#7
RE: Converting To Carberated
I always ran about 10-12 psi on my carbed engines. Any SBF intake will work. I'd keep the return line and put the regulater in it. You'll have to devise a "log" or some many to feed the carb and keep the return line. Match your carb to your cam & heads, don't go too large.
#8
RE: Converting To Carberated
You can go larger than any will say. But you have to know how to tune it. I dunno' about edelbrocks, but Holleys are quite tunable. Plus you can get a Predator carb. Those are one size fits all, variable venture style. Up to like 950cfm.
#9
RE: Converting To Carberated
"any small block ford intake will work", yea thats if htye are meant for a carb'd car. Im sure he already knew that but I just wanted to point that out since noone mentioned it.