EFI to Carb
#1
EFI to Carb
Anyone know if it is possible to leave the EFI pump in the tank and just disconect the power to it when converting to a Carb with manual fuel pump. Will the EFI pump restrict the flow of fuel too much?
#3
RE: EFI to Carb
I believe you can just get a regulator and use that with the EFI pump. I am not sure exactly, i am going to convert mine to run with a carb eventually because its so much easier to tune and be fast with.
#4
RE: EFI to Carb
u cant run a efi pump with a carb pump easily, it will end up costing more than just replacing the one with a carb pump anyway. i cant believe i just helped someone who is puttin a chevy 350 in a stang.
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#6
RE: EFI to Carb
ORIGINAL: ih8chevy
u cant run a efi pump with a carb pump easily, it will end up costing more than just replacing the one with a carb pump anyway. i cant believe i just helped someone who is puttin a chevy 350 in a stang.
lol jk
u cant run a efi pump with a carb pump easily, it will end up costing more than just replacing the one with a carb pump anyway. i cant believe i just helped someone who is puttin a chevy 350 in a stang.
lol jk
#7
RE: EFI to Carb
all ya need is a good regulater to pull down the pressure on a carb usinga efi pump....4-6 is about avg i think for a carb dependin on what ya have...i used a holley blue with a reg.. worked fine.... but if ya intank pump is good,get a good reg..no more then maybe 40 or so bucks and ya are ok...
#8
RE: EFI to Carb
ORIGINAL: Li0nHart
shhhhh...dammit...what is said in "General Tech", stays in General Tech..... hehe
ORIGINAL: ih8chevy
u cant run a efi pump with a carb pump easily, it will end up costing more than just replacing the one with a carb pump anyway. i cant believe i just helped someone who is puttin a chevy 350 in a stang.
lol jk
u cant run a efi pump with a carb pump easily, it will end up costing more than just replacing the one with a carb pump anyway. i cant believe i just helped someone who is puttin a chevy 350 in a stang.
lol jk